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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-09-29/obesity-health-crisis-new-modelling/7888554



Key points:

New Modelling predicts one in three adults will be classified as obese by 2025
Young adults gaining more weight than they were in previous generations
Women will fare worse, with one in six predicted to be severely obese

The University of Sydney's School of Public Health's new model has predicted how bad the obesity epidemic is expected to get in the next 10 years.

It forecasts obesity among adults will reach 35 per cent by 2025, up from its current level of 28 per cent, while 13 per cent of adults will have a BMI of over 35 — up from 9 per cent in 2014/15.


Hey! I'm ahead of the crowd.
Aussies are often known to be 'early adopters' of new things.

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misi

Growing Little Guru
Hey! I'm ahead of the crowd.

Do not move to Bendigo!:no:

At Bendigo Health we are in the later stages of designing the interiors of our new hospital which is currently under construction. One of the vigorous debates the leadership team recently engaged in was where we should set the upper weight limit of patients that our facility will be equipped to treat. We decided to set the limit at 300kgs with any heavier patients presenting to be transferred to a centre specialising in the care of bariatric patients in Melbourne.
:ohyes:
 

misi

Growing Little Guru
Oh oh, I just ate another cup cake!
Time to start planning to move to Japan instead of Bendigo.

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