US EditionIn Croatia, Many See Excess Weight as a Problem. Few Receive Medical Guidance
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In Croatia, Many See Excess Weight as a Problem. Few Receive Medical Guidance
Nearly two-thirds of adults in Croatia believe they are overweight, yet almost half say they have never received concrete medical advice on how to manage their weight, according to new research commissioned by Novo Nordisk. The survey, conducted in January in collaboration with Ipsos, found that 65 percent of Croatian adults consider themselves overweight, with nearly one in five describing the issue as significant. At the same time, 47 percent …
The survey showed that 65% of Croatian adults consider themselves overweight, and almost half of them have never received specific advice from a doctor about weight management. Novo Nordisk calls for a change in narrative and practice – instead of focusing on temporary solutions, a collective approach is needed.
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