Open Research Europe is an open publishing platform for Horizon 2020 research, which was launched to facilitate rapid and transparent publishing. Submissions come from across subject areas, including medical and health sciences. The platform gives […]

Exercise provides physical and mental health benefits for everyone. World Obesity’s new policy dossier compiles resources on obesity and physical activity from around the world, including summaries and links to a series of systematic reviews, […]

Socio-economic status and ethnic background are key risk factors for developing obesity in childhood. Following the publication of a new systematic review earlier this year in Obesity Reviews, the World Obesity Federation wrote a short […]

STOP, CO-CREATE, JA Best-ReMaP, and PEN are four European projects that address the global childhood obesity epidemic. Through innovative and rigorous research methods, the projects aim to generate new evidence and develop robust and sustainable […]

The First Childhood Obesity Stakeholder Conference and Dialogue presented the results and insights from the stakeholder’s survey questionnaire, providing insights to participants about the results. Research information on the STOP stakeholder’s engagement process was shared. […]

STOP WP10 aims to support the project policy work packages (four to eight) in understanding the stakeholder’s landscape in nutrition, physical activity, and childhood obesity in the EU and attitudes of different stakeholders’ groups towards […]

In 2019, we held the first STOP stakeholder conference, in which we presented results and insights from a survey conducted earlier in the year. The objective was to better understand stakeholder views and get feedback […]

In our body, appetite is regulated by a complex system where the brain integrates signals from the periphery. These signals include appetite hormones that can stimulate or suppress hunger. During childhood, dysregulation in these hormones […]