We Pay 3.4 Billion Euros per Year for Obesity in Greece
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The burden of obesity in our country reaches 1.4% of GDP – it is linked to over 200 diseases The post We pay 3.4 billion euros per year for obesity in Greece appeared first on in.gr.
In Greece, overweight and obesity are associated with an annual economic burden of 3.4 billion euros, or 328 euros per inhabitant.
The economic burden associated with overweight and obesity in Greece amounts to €3.4 billion annually, according to a new study examining the impact of the phenomenon on health and the economy. The amount corresponds to approximately €328 per inhabitant and represents approximately 1.4% of Greek GDP. The study “The Economic Burden […]
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