Obesity in Malaysia

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Malaysia is a country located in East Asia and Southeast Asia. It is known for its diverse culture, vibrant economy, and rich history. However, like many other countries, Malaysia is also grappling with the issue of obesity.

In 2016, the adult obesity rate in Malaysia was 15.6%, ranking it 125th globally. This is a significant health concern, as obesity is linked to a variety of serious health conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, and certain types of cancer.

Healthcare Facilities for Weight Loss in Malaysia[edit | edit source]

There are several well-known healthcare facilities in Malaysia that offer weight loss programs and treatments. These include:

  • Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur - This hospital offers a comprehensive weight management program that includes dietary counseling, physical activity guidance, and psychological support.
  • Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur - Gleneagles offers a multidisciplinary approach to weight loss, with services including nutrition counseling, exercise therapy, and bariatric surgery.
  • Prince Court Medical Centre - This medical center provides a range of services for weight loss, including bariatric surgery, diet and nutrition counseling, and lifestyle modification programs.

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