Governments across the world — including our own — have swung into
action against obesity at least at the level of inquiries, recommendations and policy initiatives.
Not exact matches
If
actions against childhood
obesity do not take place it is likely that today's children could be the first generation in over a century to experience a decline in life expectancy due to the epidemic of childhood
obesity which leads to complications in later life.
Forwards, not backwards There is a clear arrow of time that reaches from past interventions to tackle childhood
obesity, through to current
actions still trying to redress the balance, all set
against future predictions of increasing levels of
obesity.
There's a really interesting new post by Jane Genova over at Law And More predicting a possible resurrection of the
obesity class
action lawsuits
against fast food companies.
So the extent to which
obesity was relevant for selecting Mr Kaltoft as the only childminder to be dismissed was uncertain, but Mr Kaltoft contended that he was dismissed on account of his morbid
obesity and he brought an
action before the Disctrict Court claiming that he had been discriminated
against due to his weight.