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FAO discusses obesity and healthy diets in the Dominican Republic

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The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) representative in the Dominican Republic, Rodrigo Castañeda, announced that the country's upcoming food agenda challenges will focus on reducing high adult obesity levels and improving dietary habits.

This statement highlights the shifting priorities in national food security and public health, moving beyond basic food availability to address nutritional quality and the rising prevalence of chronic health issues associated with poor diet.

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