Calls for widespread change on how obesity is treated in Australia - Talbiet dwar bidla kif tkun ittrattata l-ħxuna żejda fl-Awstralja

An extra 2.5 million Australians are now classified as obese compared with a decade ago, as the federal government considers a proposal to limit junk-food advertising targeted towards children. The new figures shine the light on alternative perspectives on what it means to be obese as well what makes it difficult for migrant communities. - Żewġ miljun u nofs persuna oħra fl-Awstralja issa huma meqjusa bħala li għandhom ħxuna żejda mqabbla ma’ għaxar snin ilu, waqt li l-gvern federali qed jikkunsidra proposta biex jillimita r-reklamar tal-ikel magħruf bħala junk food immirat lejn it-tfal. Dawn il-figuri ġodda jitfgħu dawl fuq perspettivi alternattivi dwar x’itfisser ħxuna żejda.