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Obesity Recognised as a Chronic Disease: Experts Call for Urgent, Multidisciplinary Action
Medical experts have underscored that obesity must be recognised and managed as a chronic, relapsing disease that is fuelling India’s non-communicable disease crisis. Beyond its visible impact, obesity is driving conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, fatty liver, reproductive complications, respiratory disorders, and psychosocial challenges—making it a critical public health priority.
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The authors and experts emphasize that addressing obesity requires a sustained, holistic strategy — including metabolic health monitoring, personalized interventions (like nutrition, exercise, medical treatment), and education for health professionals — instead of focusing solely on weight reduction.
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