Abstract
Background Childhood obesity is an international epidemic with statistics stubborn to public health initiatives having a severe immediate and long term impact on health, health inequalities and state economics. Wales has one of the highest proportions of obese children in Europe despite multiple interventions over the last decade. Therefore this paper looks to take international evidence as to which policy levers and …
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