A number of recent books have addressed controversies associated with the increasing
prevalence of obesity. Most of these books have espoused a single point of view on
the topic. Obesity is not like those books. If you have longed for a well-written reference book that
provides trends in obesity statistics, a scientific discussion of potential causes
and factors associated with obesity, useful lists of references and other resources
(including biographies of well-known figures in the field), then you will find Obesity to be an invaluable resource.
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