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Post-COVID-19 Depreobesity: Is a new pandemic looming?

Diamond Harbour Medical College,Kashmir, India
West Bengal, India; Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Hospital, Kashmir, India;
North Western Mental Health, Melbourne, Australia

Address of correspondence: Dr Seshadri Sekhar Chatterjee, Assistant Professor,Diamond Harbour Medical College, West Bengal, India. Email: drsschatterjee@gmail.com

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As acute blow of COVID-19 is over, new challenges are coming up to us - post pandemic long term consequences - both direct and indirect. Depression and obesity are already closely related with each other from both biological and psychosocial point of views. In this post-COVID era the two are increasingly getting relevant and are indeed a threat to our wellbeing. In this review we discuss 'depreobesity', a new cognomen referring to these phenomena and how we can mitigate this.


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