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Australians are not exactly a svelte lot either, ranking 10th in the OECD countries for obesity (US is the third), and on par with the UK.
by axpvms 2y ago
Australians are not exactly a svelte lot either, ranking 10th in the OECD countries for obesity (US is the third), and on par with the UK.
- danielbln 2y agoYeah, Ozzies also drink like fish, at least when I was living there. Good lord, so much boozing.
- apwell23 2y agoless likely to die from drug overdoses. Older age groups are also less likely to die from chronic diseases such as circulatory problems and heart disease. Cancer mortality rates are lower in Australia than they are in all other Anglophone countries, except among American men aged over 65. And Australians are also less likely to die in road accidents than other countries So why are they getting less chronic diseases despite being equally obese.