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Stephen Hawking says millions in danger as a result of the obesity epidemic
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Professor Stephen Hawking says the world faces a 'major challenge' and millions of lives are in danger as a result of obesity.Not only does being overweight raise the risk of developing cancer, it also increases the chances of heart disease - the planet's leading killer.While being obese is also known to reduce life expectancy by up to 10 years.
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Hawking warns obesity puts millions of lives at risk (VIDEO) — RT News
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Stephen Hawking has taken a break from tackling the mysteries of the universe to address the very down-to-Earth issue of obesity, calling it one of the "most serious public health problems of the 21st century.""At the moment, humanity faces a major challenge and millions of lives are in danger.As a cosmologist, I see the world as a whole and I am here to address one of the most serious public health problems of the 21st century," Hawking said in a video for Gen-Pep, a Swedish non-profit aimed at promoting the health of children and young people."Today too many people die from complications related to overweight and obesity.
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Stephen Hawking Pep Talk ad campaign about obesity
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Stephen Hawking has delivered a speech addressing the seriousness of obesity in an ad campaign to promote the work of the Swedish nonprofit company GEN-PEP, Adweek first reported Monday.The most powerful part of the speech (which you can watch in full below) is perhaps when Hawking says: "For what it's worth, how being sedentary has been a major health problem is beyond my understanding."The professor relates his work as a cosmologist, in which he sees the world "as a whole," to what he describes as "the most serious public health problems of the 21st century."
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