Obesity in Sudan

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Sudan, officially known as the Republic of the Sudan, is a country located in Africa. As of 2014, Sudan had an adult obesity rate of 6.6%, ranking it 165th globally.

Obesity in Sudan[edit]

Obesity is a growing health concern in many countries, including Sudan. The adult obesity rate in Sudan was reported to be 6.6% in 2014. This places Sudan at the 165th position in the global ranking of countries based on adult obesity rates.

Despite the relatively low obesity rate compared to other countries, the issue of obesity is still a significant health concern in Sudan. The country's health system is working to address this issue through various initiatives and programs.

Healthcare Facilities[edit]

There are several well-known healthcare facilities in Sudan that offer programs and services for weight loss and obesity management. These include:

  • Soba University Hospital - This is one of the largest hospitals in Sudan and offers a comprehensive range of healthcare services, including weight management and obesity treatment programs.
  • Khartoum Bahri Teaching Hospital - This hospital has a specialized department for nutrition and dietetics that provides services for weight loss and obesity management.
  • Omdurman Military Hospital - This hospital offers a range of healthcare services, including programs for weight loss and obesity management.

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