Obesity in Montenegro

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Montenegro, a country located in Europe, had an adult obesity rate of 23.3% in 2016, ranking it 66th globally. This data indicates a significant health concern for the nation, as obesity is linked to a variety of serious health conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, and certain types of cancer.

Obesity in Montenegro[edit | edit source]

The adult obesity rate in Montenegro has been a growing concern for the country's health officials. In 2016, the rate stood at 23.3%, placing Montenegro 66th in the world in terms of obesity prevalence. This rate is determined by the percentage of the adult population with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 30 or more.

Healthcare Facilities[edit | edit source]

In response to the obesity issue, several healthcare facilities in Montenegro offer programs and treatments to help individuals lose weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

  • Special Hospital for Medical Rehabilitation Igalo - This hospital is one of the largest and most well-known medical institutions in the country. It offers a variety of services, including weight loss programs and rehabilitation for patients suffering from obesity-related conditions.
  • Meljine Hospital - Located in Herceg Novi, this hospital provides a range of healthcare services. It has a dedicated department for dietetics and nutrition, offering personalized weight loss programs for patients.

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