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Almost half a billion teenagers will be overweight by 2030, experts warn

  • Experts found that by 2030, 464 million teenagers worldwide will be overweight or obese, marking a sharp rise from 2015.
  • This rise is driven by changing health challenges, with declines in tobacco and alcohol consumption offset by increases in obesity rates and the prevalence of psychological issues.
  • The Lancet Commission highlighted mixed progress over three decades, noting increased education participation alongside rising obesity and mental illness rates.
  • The report highlighted a critical moment for adolescent health, noting 143 million more obese teenagers since 2015 and a marked decline in mental wellbeing, a trend worsened by the impact of COVID-19.
  • Experts warned the growing adolescent health challenges demand urgent action, as neglect risks undermining earlier health gains and threatens future wellbeing amid climate and digital shifts.
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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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