COVID-19 and Obesity: The 2021 Atlas

1 COVID-19 and Obesity: The 2021 and Obesity: The 2021 AtlasThe cost of not addressing the global obesity crisisMarch 20212 COVID-19 and Obesity: The 2021 AtlasCompiled by Tim Lobstein, Senior Policy Advisor to the World Obesity Federation, visiting Professor at the University of Sydney, and former advisor to the WHO and are grateful for the comments and suggestions provided by the readers of earlier drafts, including Drs John Wilding, Louise Baur, Boyd Swinburn, Hannah Brinsden, Rachel Batterham, Mark Hamer and Rachel Nugent. They are not responsible for the final text. We are also grateful for the compilers of online databases and reference material, especially the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, the World Health Organization s Global Health Observatory, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization s FAOSTAT, the NCD Risk Factor Collaboration and the data of Ferretti and Ma

4. Is this correlation between population overweight and COVID-19 mortality due to wealthier countries having both a higher level of COVID-19 deaths and also a higher prevalence of overweight? 17 5. Is the correlation between population overweight and COVID-19 mortality due to better reporting

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