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What's new in childhood obesity and what do we still need to establish?

HOW CAN CHILDREN AT RISK BE IDENTIFIED? Bocca et al. (1) report in this issue that they found that only 44–52% of Dutch healthcare professionals could correctly identify obese children in pictures. This clearly indicates that healthcare centres and schools worldwide should be screening the height and weight of all children so that they can identify children at risk of obesity early enough, when they are still overweight.