Obesity in Norway

Norway, a country located in Europe, had an adult obesity rate of 23.1% in 2016, ranking it 67th globally. This rate is a reflection of the percentage of the adult population in Norway that has a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or higher.

Healthcare in Norway

Healthcare in Norway is universal and is funded by taxes, along with service fees. The Norwegian healthcare system is primarily public, but there is a small number of private healthcare providers.

Obesity in Norway

The obesity rate in Norway has been increasing over the years. In 2016, the adult obesity rate was 23.1%, ranking Norway 67th in the world. This is a significant increase from 2000, when the adult obesity rate was 15.5%.

Weight Loss Facilities in Norway

Norway has several well-known healthcare facilities dedicated to weight loss and obesity treatment. These include:

• Oslo University Hospital - This hospital has a department dedicated to endocrinology, obesity and preventive medicine. They offer a comprehensive weight loss program that includes dietary counseling, physical activity, and psychological support.

• Volvat Medical Center - Located in several cities across Norway, Volvat offers a wide range of healthcare services, including weight loss programs and nutritional counseling.

• Bergen Obesity Research Group - Based at the University of Bergen, this research group is dedicated to studying obesity and developing new treatments and interventions.

See Also

• Healthcare in Norway
• Obesity in Europe
• List of countries by body mass index