Toward a roadmap for addressing today's health dilemma-The 101-statement consensus report.
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Wirnitzer Katharina C, Motevalli Mohamad, Tanous Derrick R, Drenowatz Clemens, Moser Maximilian, Cramer Holger, Rosemann Thomas, Wagner Karl-Heinz, Michalsen Andreas, Knechtle Beat, Fras Zlatko, Ritskes-Hoitinga Merel, Marques Adilson, Mis Nataša Fidler, Stanford Fatima C, Schubert Christian, Goswami Nandu, Leitzmann Claus, Fredriksen Per Morten, Ruedl Gerhard, Wilflingseder Doris, Lima Rodrigo A, Kessler Christian, Jeitler Michael, Khan Naim A, Joulaei Hassan, Fatemi Maryam, Knight Andrew, Kratky Karl W, Palmer Kara K, Haditsch Bernd, Jakse Bostjan, Kofler Walter, Pfeiffer Tomas, Cordova-Pozo Kathya, Tortella Patrizia, Straub Simon, Lynch Heidi, Schätzer Manuel, Krishnan Anupama, Fathima A Shahnaz, Gatterer Lukas, Kriwan Fabian, Abhishek Mittal, Nandgaonkar Hemant, Nandgaonkar Shalaka, Adedara Abiola O, Haro Josep M, Gericke Corina, Neumann Gaby, Akhtar Aysha, Rashidlamir Amir, Thangavelu Madan, Ngoumou Gonza B, Perpék Éva, Klaper Michael, Bhattacharya Bhaswati, Kirschner Werner, Bessems Kathelijne M H H, Jones Peter, Peoples Gregory, Bescos Raul, Duftner Christina, Seifert Georg
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SETTING INSIGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS: Three international, multidisciplinary, and inter-university events (two scientific conferences and one tertiary education symposium) were held in Austria (Innsbruck) between 2020 and 2022 to discourse, discuss, and debate these concerns. Two hundred eighty-four experts from 76 universities, organizations, and stakeholders spanning 31 nations and five continents participated in this international research and knowledge exchange to address today's global health dilemma. The latest scientific findings were discussed to develop practical strategies for improving lifestyle behavior and focus on the dual "Healthy Eating & Active Living" approach as a minimum recommendation for sustainable lifelong health and care. The expert panel debated crucial research priorities and future policies, identified gaps and untapped potential in basic health approaches that have been grossly neglected, and approved the evidence-based 101 consensus statements presented.
CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: These endeavors aim to develop novel and effective interventions that address the needs of individuals and communities and promote optimal health status.