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WHO issues first global guidelines on childhood obesity care

The WHO said obesity care should prioritise healthy eating, regular physical activity, family involvement and support for children’s behavioural, emotional and mental health needs, rather than blame or judgement.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued its first global guidelines on the care of children and adolescents living with obesity, advocating a supportive, non-stigmatising approach that promotes healthy growth and long-term well-being.
The WHO said obesity care should go beyond weight reduction to ensure that children could grow well, remain active, enjoy good health and develop sustainable habits for life.
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