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Aspects génétiques de la globésité: Glocalisés oui ou non?

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juin 26, 2019 – L’épidémie mondiale d’obésité est si importante qu’elle a maintenant un nom prépondérant: la globésité (qui découle évidemment de l’obésité globale). Des questions très intéressantes se posent dans ce contexte, à savoir s’il existe des facteurs glocalisés (globaux ou locaux) impliqués dans cette épidémie.

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