Cold climate and obesity in China: a cross-sectional ecological analysis

Chronic cold exposure contributes to the spatial distribution of obesity in China, with the strongest effects in transitional eastern provinces. Climate should be recognized alongside socioeconomic and behavioral determinants in obesity epidemiology and considered in the design of regionally tailored prevention strategies.

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Frontiers in Public Health
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2026-01-12
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2025.1722366
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Climate Change and Health Impacts
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Cold climate and obesity in China: a cross-sectional ecological analysis

Dahu Sun, Yonghong Bao, Fuwei Yin, Yang Zhang
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Cold climate and obesity in China: a cross-sectional ecological analysis

Dahu Sun, Yonghong Bao, Fuwei Yin, Yang Zhang
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Abstract

Chronic cold exposure contributes to the spatial distribution of obesity in China, with the strongest effects in transitional eastern provinces. Climate should be recognized alongside socioeconomic and behavioral determinants in obesity epidemiology and considered in the design of regionally tailored prevention strategies.

Frontiers in Public HealthVol. 13
Central South University (CN), Hunan Normal University (CN), American Society for Neurochemistry (US), Changsha Normal University (CN)
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