Evolving landscape of obesity from genetic predisposition to public health intervention

Obesity is a global problem affecting billions of people worldwide and has increased substantially across the world. Researchers are trying to figure out its causes and possible interventions to control this problem. This review explores the genetic factors contributing to obesity, discusses challenges and treatment options associated with this condition, and provides a multidisciplinary perspective on this complex problem by thoroughly assessing genetic insights, challenges and therapeutic options associated with obesity. Furthermore, this review aims to support current techniques and advancements to combat obesity by improving the multimodal disease burden on society and healthcare. By understanding the various facets of this condition, it is possible to work towards developing effective solutions and improving the health of individuals worldwide.