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Temporal trends and educational inequalities in obesity, overweight and underweight in pre-pregnant women and their male partners: a decade (2010-2019) with no progress in Sweden.

Eur J Public Health · 2024 · PMC11430927 · PMID 38507547

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a worrying trendno p-value reported
A sustained increase in the prevalence of obesity was observed for men, but not for women, although the last two years of the study period could indicate a worrying trend that should be monitored in the future.

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an increasing trendno p-value reported
The prevalence of obesity in men, however, showed an increasing trend throughout the study period (from 8.9% in 2010–12.8% in 2019), with corresponding small and inconsistent decreasing trends in the prevalence of normal weight and overweight ( figure 1 , Supplementary table S1 ).

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