Hoffman

Cleveland, Ohio – As obesity rates continue to climb globally, the repercussions extend beyond the well-documented health implications, affecting various aspects of everyday life. Sharona Hoffman, a professor of law and bioethics at Case Western Reserve University, emphasizes that addressing obesity requires nuanced approaches that consider both preventive strategies and societal influences. According to Hoffman, obesity is not merely a health condition but a profound social challenge with implications for employment, insurance, and even human rights. Individuals with obesity often face systemic biases that can impact their quality of life and access to services. For … Read more