 While obesity is a growing concern in Australia, AIHW director Penny Allbon expressed skepticism over a recent report from the Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute that claimed that Australia had overtaken the United States as the "fattest" nation in the world  with "over four million adult Australians [...] currently obese" , expressing concern that the institute's sample from 100 locations across the country may not be representative of the whole population.
<fluency>  While obesity is a growing concern in Australia, AIHW director Penny Allbon expressed skepticism over a recent report from the Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute that claimed that Australia had overtaken the United States as the "fattest" nation in the world  with "over four million adult Australians [...] currently obese" , expressing concern that the institute's sample from 100 locations across the country may not be representative of the whole population.
 While obesity is a growing concern in Australia, AIHW director Penny Allbon expressed skepticism over a recent report from the Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute that claimed that Australia had overtaken the United States as the "fattest" nation in the world , with "over four million adult Australians [...] currently obese" , expressing concern that the institute's sample from 100 locations across the country may not be representative of the whole population.