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Obesity rises sharply as French Polynesia faces chronic health challenges

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August 16, 2026
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Obesity rises sharply as French Polynesia faces chronic health challenges

French Polynesia is facing growing public health pressures as rising rates of chronic disease combine with an ageing population and changing lifestyles. More than half of adult residents are now considered obese.

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