1.3 million Swedes have been diagnosed with obesity or are at risk of becoming obese. Obesity often leads to a range of complications such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and joint and heart problems. Despite this, none of the new effective drugs such as ozempic for the treatment of obesity are subsidized in Sweden. If you want to access that medicine or something similar to try to lose weight by reducing your hunger hormones, you have to finance it yourself.
WHO Guidelines Lead to Poorer EU Decisions – Discussion in Almedalen
The WHO wants to limit contact between politicians and companies in the alcohol, food, and tobacco sectors. But what happens to the quality of political decisions when those affected by the regulations are no longer allowed to have their say?
