The Role of Working Hours on Obesity Prevalence: Evidence from OECD Countries (Pradeepa Korale-Gedara, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia and colleagues)
The Guardian (national newspaper UK) - Experts call for UK four-day week as study links long work hours to obesity | Obesity | The Guardian
Daily Mail (national newspaper UK) - Working long hours makes staff more likely to be obese, study suggests | Daily Mail Online
The Sun (national newspaper UK) - How leaving work EARLIER could help you lose weight and cut risk of cancer, heart disease and dementia
Daily Express (national newspaper UK) - Bombshell study reveals trick that could help thousands beat obesity | Express.co.uk
Nefes (national newspaper Turkey) - Experts warn: Long working hours increase obesity
Elipse Haber (Turkey) - Experts warned: Long working hours increase obesity! - Ellipse News
Seoul Economic Daily (Korea) - Long Working Hours Linked to Obesity, Study Finds - Seoul Economic Daily
RTI (Taiwan) - Research reveals that long working hours may promote obesity, experts advocate a 4-day work week-News-RTI Central Radio
News Medical - Longer working hours linked to rising obesity across OECD countries
Medical Xpress - Study shows that a 1% reduction in annual working hours is associated with a 0.16% decrease in obesity rates
Kinh Teaju (Vietnam) - OECD study: Reduced working hours help reduce obesity rates
Global Patterns of Food-Away-from-Home Consumption: A Cross-Sectional Study of Nationally Representative Surveys from 65 Countries (Mubarak A. Sulola, Heidelberg University, Heidelberg, Germany and Professor Sebastian Vollmer, Göttingen University, Göttingen, Germany and colleagues)
EUROPA PRESS, as seen in 100s of outlets across Spain, including:
Infosalus (Spain) - Eating Out and Obesity: The Big Study That Points to Fast Food as a Key Driver of Weight Gain
Focus Magazine (Italy) - Does eating out make you fat? What a new study says about 280,000 adults - Focus.it
Deutschelandfunk Nova (Germany) - Fight against obesity: We eat unhealthier out · Dlf Nova
The Chosun (newspaper Korea) - Frequent Dining Out Linked to Higher Obesity Risk in Global Study
Mirage News - Research: Nearly Half of Global Adults Dine Out Weekly | Mirage News
AND MORE ON Poster PO4.076 -The Benefits of Daily STEPS in People with Obesity during Lifestyle Modification Programs: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Prof Marwan El Ghoch and colleagues
O Globo (Brazil) - Scientists discover how many steps a day are needed to maintain weight loss
La Repubblica (national newspaper Italy) - Obesity, 8500 steps a day to not regain the lost weight - la Repubblica
Giornale di Sicilia (Italian newspaper) - Health, 8,500 steps a day help you not to gain weight - Giornale di Sicilia
Meteo Web (Italian newspaper) - How to avoid gaining weight after dieting: the daily habit that breaks the yo-yo effect
Sanita Informanzione (Italy) - Obesity, 8,500 steps a day help maintain weight after dieting | Health Information
De Telegraaf (largest daily newspaper Netherlands) - How many steps a day after losing weight? This number will keep you slim | The Telegraph
