On the World Obesity Federation's 'Our Policy Priorities' page, identify their five key policy priorities. For each priority, state the introductory paragraph presented directly on that page. Additionally, find the year the World Health Organization (WHO) first stated that obesity was a disease, as mentioned in the dedicated 'Obesity as a disease' section.
Navigate to the 'Our Policy Priorities' page. Identify the five key policy priorities listed on the page. Extract the introductory paragraph displayed directly under each of the five policy priority headings. Click the 'Read more' link under 'Obesity as a disease' to navigate to its detailed page. On the 'Obesity as a disease' detailed page, identify and extract the year the World Health Organization (WHO) first stated obesity was a disease. Compile the list of five policy priorities, their corresponding introductory paragraphs, and the WHO year.
Successfully identifies all five key policy priorities: 'Obesity as a disease', 'Commercial determinants of obesity', 'Childhood obesity', 'Obesity in Universal Health Coverage', and 'Weight stigma'. For 'Obesity as a disease', states the introductory text from the main page: 'In May 2017, we published its position statement recognising obesity as a disease.' For 'Commercial determinants of obesity', states the introductory text: 'A core value of ours is that obesity prevention efforts should not just be targeted at individual actions but at wider commercial and societal determinants.' For 'Childhood obesity', states the introductory text: 'Childhood obesity is one of the most serious global public health challenges of the 21st century, affecting every country in the world.' For 'Obesity in Universal Health Coverage', states the introductory text: 'With its inclusion in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, Universal Health Coverage is high on the political and global health agendas.' For 'Weight stigma', states the introductory text: 'Weight stigma refers to the discriminatory acts and ideologies targeted towards individuals because of their weight and size.' States that the World Health Organization (WHO) first stated obesity was a disease in 1997.