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Large reductions in child overweight and obesity in intervention and comparison communities 3 years after a community project

Childhood obesity has been increasing over decades and scalable, population‐wide solutions are urgently needed to reverse this trend. Evidence is emerging that community‐based approaches can reduce unhealthy weight gain in children. In some countries, such as Australia, the prevalence of childhood obesity appears to be flattening, suggesting that some population‐wide changes may be underway.