World population grows fatter as underfed rise
Worldwatch Institute researchers report for the first time as many people may be overweight as underfed. They cite a global weight gap with wealthier nations facing obesity while poor regions struggle with hunger, noting 1.1 billion underweight and about 1.1 billion overweight globally.
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