Obesity is a progressive, chronic and complex disease. Experts urge to pay priority to the prevention and treatment of obesity Health care ~ 60 > healthcare systems around the world should pay priority to the prevention and treatment of obesity as a key component of health care services and efforts to combat non -infectious diseases (bottom). This was stated by a group of experts who took part in the demonstration platform of WHO to obese in Dublin, Ireland. obesity is a progressive, chronic and complex disease that can affect children, men and women of all ages. It is closely associated with more than 250 other diseases, including diabetes, heart disease and other bottom. In the European region, the WHO is 25 percent of children and 60 percent of the adult population live with an excess body weight or obesity. large -scale efforts in the conditions of global burden the lower expert Measures recognized as effective. At the 75th session of the country’s World Assembly, the country approved the WHO Plan to accelerate the efforts to combat obesity, and in 2023 the WHO introduced the “framework program for the provision of health care services”-a comprehensive framework program designed to serve as a leadership for countries in access to the services to combat obviousness. It emphasizes the need to integrate the prevention and treatment of obesity into the healthcare system-from local and primary health care to specialized services-as well as the importance of struggle against chronic diseases at all stages of life. 60 ~ p > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >The demonstration platform to combat obesity in Ireland showed that effective support for obesity can be provided at all levels of assistance if it is supported by political decisions, strong management and intersectoral cooperation. The importance of constant attention to changes in the environment that promotes obesity is also emphasized. Key factors include easy access to unhealthy foods, propaganda of inactive lifestyle, harmful marketing practices and much more. 62 ~~ 60 > 62 ~ necessary measures ~ 60 > in the WHO they are called upon to integrate treatment and conduct obesity into systems in the system primary and specialized help, as well as create multidisciplinary commands that will include doctors, nutritionists, nurses, psychologists and physiotherapists. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 >It is also necessary to introduce policy measures aimed at eliminating commercial factors, conflicts of interests, including related to the pharmaceutical industry, and improve the food environment. This includes restricting the marketing of unhealthy foods, the introduction of a simple to understand the marking of food value, a change in the composition of food to reduce the amount of salt, sugar and harmful fats, as well as the use of tax-bugging policy to encourage healthier products. Particular attention should be paid to marketing in the digital space. ~ 60 > in WHO they are also called to invest in preventive programs at all stages of life, paying special attention to children, adolescents and high -risk groups. Interventions at an early age, starting from the propaganda of a healthy diet and physical activity in schools and children’s institutions and ending with the support of the family lifestyle, are crucial. In addition, investments in personnel training and initiative to combat Stigma are needed. The displacement of the emphasis with “obesity” to “excess fat in the body” by measuring the composition of the body can help in the fight against stigmatization. In parallel with this, campaigns aimed at increasing awareness that obesity is a chronic disease requiring medical care. ~ 60 > experts urgently urge the government, political leaders and healthcare institutions in each country to take on the prevention and conduct of obesity to the central element of public health. The human and economic costs of inaction are too high, remind in the WHO.