Obesity epidemic 'costs economy €1.6bn a year'

Three new academic partners are to join with The Nutrition and Health Foundation for a debate on Ireland's obesity epidemic.

Mon, 11 Jul, 2011 - 12:40

Three new academic partners are to join with The Nutrition and Health Foundation for a debate on Ireland's obesity epidemic.

Trinity College Dublin, Waterford Institute of Technology and St. Patrick’s College of Education are the latest institutions to join the NHF’s multi-stakeholder forum.

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