Atlas

3 of 200+ countries and territories

Researched

ResearchedIcelandHow can Iceland, the country that got its teenagers to quit drinking and smoking, take more antidepressants than anyone in the OECD?
ResearchedMexicoHow can Mexico, whose food is UNESCO-listed heritage of humanity, have diabetes as its number 2 killer?

Scripted

ScriptedDenmarkHow can Denmark, the happiest country on earth, have the highest cancer rate in the EU?

Unverified

UnverifiedUnited StatesHow can the United States, the country that spends the most per person on health on earth, have the shortest life expectancy of any Group of Seven country?
UnverifiedNauruHow can Nauru, the smallest island nation on earth, have more than seven in ten adults living with obesity?
UnverifiedCosta RicaHow can Costa Rica, a country with no army, have longer lives than the United States?
UnverifiedIndiaHow can India, the country with the most vegetarians on earth, be the diabetes capital of the world?
UnverifiedFinlandHow did Finland, once the heart attack capital of the world, fix it in one generation?
UnverifiedSouth KoreaHow can South Korea, the Miracle on the Han River, have the highest suicide rate in the OECD?
UnverifiedFranceHow can France, the country of wine and butter, have more than forty thousand deaths a year from alcohol?

Idea

IdeaRwandaHow can Rwanda, home of Africa's cleanest city, have one in three children stunted?
IdeaBoliviaHow can Bolivia, home of the healthiest arteries ever studied, have the second-highest tuberculosis rate in South America?
IdeaCubaHow can Cuba, the country with the most doctors per person on earth, have a higher infant death rate than the United States?
IdeaMongoliaHow can Mongolia, the Land of the Eternal Blue Sky, have outdoor air that kills more than sixteen hundred people a year?
IdeaBhutanHow can Bhutan, the first country on earth to ban tobacco sales, have one in four adults still using it?
IdeaQatarHow can Qatar, the country with a public holiday for sport, have one in four adults with diabetes?
IdeaUruguayHow can Uruguay, the country that beat Big Tobacco in court, have the highest colon cancer rate in Latin America?
IdeaEstoniaHow can Estonia, the state that runs its government online, have men dying more than eight years before women?
IdeaJapanHow can Japan, the longest-lived country in the Group of Seven, have the highest suicide rate in the group?
IdeaIndiaHow can India, the birthplace of yoga, have more than a third of its children stunted?
IdeaSingaporeHow can Singapore, the Garden City, have more than one adult in ten living with diabetes?
IdeaFinlandHow can Finland, the sauna capital of the world, have cut heart deaths by more than four fifths in one region?
IdeaItalyHow can Italy, the home of the Mediterranean diet, have nearly three in ten kids overweight or obese?
IdeaAustraliaHow can Australia, the lucky country, have the highest melanoma rate on earth?
IdeaNetherlandsHow can the Dutch, the tallest people on earth, be getting shorter?
IdeaNorwayHow can Norway, the country the UN has ranked top for human development more often than any other, have a suicide rate above Denmark's?
IdeaAfghanistanHow can Afghanistan, the crossroads of the ancient Silk Road, lose almost eighty thousand children a year before they turn five?
IdeaAlbaniaHow can Albania, the first atheist state in the world, have one adult in ten living with diabetes?
IdeaAlgeriaHow can Algeria, the largest country in Africa, have more than one in six adults with diabetes?
IdeaAndorraHow can Andorra, one of the longest-lived nations on earth, have almost half its adults overweight?
IdeaAngolaHow can Angola, one of Africa's four biggest oil producers, have one child in twenty die before the age of five?
IdeaAntigua and BarbudaHow can Antigua and Barbuda, the island nation with a beach for every day of the year, have almost two in three adults overweight?
IdeaArgentinaHow can Argentina, the Latin American country with the most science Nobel prizes, have seven in ten adults overweight or obese?
IdeaArmeniaHow can Armenia, the first nation to adopt Christianity as its state religion, have cardiovascular disease cause more than half of all its deaths?
IdeaAustriaHow can Austria, home of the most liveable city on earth until Copenhagen took the crown, have one of Europe's highest suicide rates?
IdeaAzerbaijanHow can Azerbaijan, the first democratic republic in the Muslim East, have almost two in three adults overweight?
IdeaBahamasHow can the Bahamas, the country of seven hundred islands, have more than three in four adults overweight?
IdeaBahrainHow can Bahrain, the first country in the Gulf to strike oil, have more than one in five adults with diabetes?
IdeaBangladeshHow can Bangladesh, home of the Nobel-winning Grameen Bank, have around twenty million people drinking arsenic-contaminated water?
IdeaBarbadosHow can Barbados, home of the UNESCO-listed city of Bridgetown, have more than two in three adults overweight?
IdeaBelarusHow can Belarus, home of the forest that saved Europe's bison from extinction, have more than half its adults overweight?
IdeaBelgiumHow can Belgium, home of UNESCO-listed beer culture, have the highest suicide rate in Western Europe?
IdeaBelizeHow can Belize, home of the second largest coral reef system on earth, have one adult in seven living with diabetes?
IdeaBeninHow can Benin, the heartland of Vodun, have more than one child in thirteen die before the age of five?
IdeaBosnia and HerzegovinaHow can Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Jerusalem of Europe, have more than one in three adults using tobacco?
IdeaBotswanaHow can Botswana, the longest uninterrupted democracy in Africa, have one in five adults living with HIV?
IdeaBrazilHow can Brazil, home of the largest government-run public health system in the world, have about one in ten of the world's murder victims?
IdeaBruneiHow can Brunei, the oil-rich state with free or subsidised healthcare, have nearly one in seven adults living with diabetes?
IdeaBulgariaHow can Bulgaria, the home of yogurt, have the shortest life expectancy in the EU?
IdeaBurkina FasoHow can Burkina Faso, the land of upright people, have about one child in thirteen dying before the age of five?
IdeaBurundiHow can Burundi, home of the royal drummers, have more than half its children stunted?
IdeaCabo VerdeHow can Cabo Verde, the second country ever to graduate from least developed status, have road deaths nearly five times the European Union rate?
IdeaCambodiaHow can Cambodia, home of the largest religious complex on earth, have more than one in five children stunted?
IdeaCameroonHow can Cameroon, the country of the Olympic football champions, have about one in fifteen children dying before age five?
IdeaCanadaHow can Canada, the country with universal public healthcare, have lost more than fifty-seven thousand people to opioids in one decade?
IdeaCentral African RepublicHow can the Central African Republic, home of a UNESCO World Heritage rainforest, have more than one in three children stunted?
IdeaChadHow can Chad, home of the oldest known human ancestor, have nearly one in ten children die before age five?
IdeaChileHow can Chile, the first South American country to join the OECD, have nearly half its women living with obesity?
IdeaChinaHow can China, the country that lifted more people out of poverty than any nation in history, have more adults with diabetes than any other country on earth?
IdeaColombiaHow can Colombia, the country with the most bird species on earth, have a homicide rate nearly five times the world average?
IdeaComorosHow can the Comoros, the perfume islands, have nearly one child in five stunted?
IdeaCongo (Republic)How can the Republic of Congo, birthplace of La Sape, lose about one child in twenty-five before age five?
IdeaCongo (DRC)How can the Democratic Republic of the Congo, home of Africa's oldest national park, have nearly half its children stunted?
IdeaCote d'IvoireHow can Côte d'Ivoire, the world's biggest cocoa producer, have more than one child in five in hazardous work?
IdeaCroatiaHow can Croatia, the home of Nikola Tesla, have more than one adult in three smoking?
IdeaCyprusHow can Cyprus, the island of Aphrodite, have one in eight people carrying a gene for a serious blood disease?
IdeaCzechiaHow can Czechia, the home of the pilsner, have one death in sixteen linked to alcohol?
IdeaDjiboutiHow can Djibouti, home of the lowest point in Africa, have one child in twenty dying before their fifth birthday?
IdeaDominicaHow can Dominica, the Nature Island of the Caribbean, have nearly half of its women obese?
IdeaDominican RepublicHow can the Dominican Republic, home of the oldest university in the Americas, have more than one in five girls aged twelve to nineteen already pregnant?
IdeaEcuadorHow can Ecuador, the first country to give nature legal rights, have more than one in six children stunted?
IdeaEgyptHow can Egypt, the first country to reach WHO's gold tier against hepatitis C, have cut infections from one in ten people to almost none?
IdeaEl SalvadorHow can El Salvador, the first country to make bitcoin legal tender, have cut its murder rate by more than nine in ten in seven years?
IdeaEquatorial GuineaHow can Equatorial Guinea, Africa's richest country per head, have one in seventeen children dying before age five?
IdeaEritreaHow can Eritrea, home of Africa's UNESCO modernist city, have cut child deaths by more than three quarters in just over three decades?
IdeaEswatiniHow can Eswatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy, have nearly one in four adults living with HIV?
IdeaEthiopiaHow can Ethiopia, the native home of Arabica coffee, have more than one in three children stunted?
IdeaFijiHow can Fiji, the country that won its first Olympic gold in rugby sevens, have one in six adults living with diabetes?
IdeaGabonHow can Gabon, a country that turned about a tenth of its land into national parks, have about one child in thirty dying before the age of five?
IdeaGambiaHow can The Gambia, the Smiling Coast, have more than seven in ten women who have undergone female genital mutilation?
IdeaGeorgiaHow can Georgia, the birthplace of wine, have more than half its men smoking?
IdeaGermanyHow can Germany, the country with the world's oldest national health insurance, have one adult in five living with obesity?
IdeaGhanaHow can Ghana, the first sub-Saharan country to win independence, have cut its child death rate by nearly three quarters in little more than a generation?
IdeaGreeceHow can Greece, the birthplace of Hippocrates, have more than one in three children overweight?
IdeaGrenadaHow can Grenada, the Island of Spice, have about one adult in nine living with diabetes?
IdeaGuatemalaHow can Guatemala, the land of eternal spring, have the highest child stunting rate in Latin America?
IdeaGuineaHow can Guinea, the water tower of West Africa, have one child in eleven dying before age five?
IdeaGuinea-BissauHow can Guinea-Bissau, home of a UNESCO island reserve, have about one child in fifteen dying before age five?
IdeaGuyanaHow can Guyana, the fastest-growing economy on earth during its oil boom, have one of the five highest suicide rates in the world?
IdeaHaitiHow can Haiti, the only country ever founded by a slave revolt, have the highest child death rate in Latin America and the Caribbean?
IdeaHondurasHow can Honduras, home of the Maya city of Copan, have one of the highest murder rates on earth?
IdeaHungaryHow can Hungary, the spa capital of Europe, have the highest cancer death rate in the EU?
IdeaIndonesiaHow can Indonesia, the world's largest archipelagic nation, have nearly two in three men using tobacco?
IdeaIranHow can Iran, home of one of the world's oldest empires, have a road death rate well above the world average?
IdeaIraqHow can Iraq, the cradle of writing, have one child in forty-six die before the age of five?
IdeaIrelandHow can Ireland, where almost four in five say their health is good, have more than one adult in four living with obesity?
IdeaIsraelHow can Israel, the Start-up Nation, have one of the lowest early deaths from chronic disease in Europe?
IdeaJamaicaHow can Jamaica, home of the fastest man on earth, have one adult in eight living with diabetes?
IdeaJordanHow can Jordan, home of Petra, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, have nearly half its women living with obesity?
IdeaKazakhstanHow can Kazakhstan, the largest landlocked country on earth, have cut child deaths by more than three quarters in a quarter century?
IdeaKenyaHow can Kenya, home of the world's best distance runners, have more than one adult in four with high blood pressure?
IdeaKiribatiHow can Kiribati, home of one of the largest marine reserves on earth, have more than half its women living with obesity?
IdeaNorth KoreaHow can North Korea, the country whose constitution guarantees free medical care, have children dying at six times the rate of South Korea?
IdeaKuwaitHow can Kuwait, the first Gulf nation to elect a parliament, have more than one adult in five living with diabetes?
IdeaKyrgyzstanHow can Kyrgyzstan, home of the second-largest mountain lake in the world, have more than a hundred new tuberculosis cases for every hundred thousand people?
IdeaLaosHow can Laos, the land of a million elephants, have bombs from a war over fifty years ago still killing its children?
IdeaLatviaHow can Latvia, the nation that sang its way to freedom, have twice the EU average of preventable deaths?
IdeaLebanonHow can Lebanon, the Paris of the Middle East, have roughly one adult in eight living with diabetes?
IdeaLesothoHow can Lesotho, the only country lying entirely above a thousand metres, have roughly one adult in six living with HIV?
IdeaLiberiaHow can Liberia, Africa's first independent republic, have nearly one child in three stunted?
IdeaLibyaHow can Libya, home to Leptis Magna, among the best-preserved Roman sites in the Mediterranean, have about one adult in six living with diabetes?
IdeaLiechtensteinHow can Liechtenstein, the country that gave up its army more than a century and a half ago, have some of the longest-lived people on earth?
IdeaLithuaniaHow can Lithuania, the first Soviet republic to declare independence, have men dying almost nine years before women?
IdeaLuxembourgHow can Luxembourg, the richest country in the EU per head, have nearly one child in four overweight or obese?
IdeaMadagascarHow can Madagascar, the island where lemurs live and nowhere else, have four in ten children stunted?
IdeaMalawiHow can Malawi, the Warm Heart of Africa, have more than one child in three stunted?
IdeaMalaysiaHow can Malaysia, home of the tallest twin towers on earth, have more than half its adults overweight or obese?
IdeaMaldivesHow can the Maldives, the paradise of a thousand islands, have more than half its adults overweight?
IdeaMaliHow can Mali, home of Timbuktu's ancient libraries, have more than one child in four stunted?
IdeaMaltaHow can Malta, home of temples older than the pyramids, have the highest obesity rate in the EU?
IdeaMarshall IslandsHow can the Marshall Islands, home of the ocean's stick-chart navigators, have the second-highest diabetes rate on earth?
IdeaMauritaniaHow can Mauritania, home of Chinguetti, a desert city on UNESCO's World Heritage list, lose one child in twenty-seven before age five?
IdeaMauritiusHow can Mauritius, the Switzerland of Africa, have one adult in five living with diabetes?
IdeaMicronesiaHow can Micronesia, home of the star navigators who sailed the open Pacific without instruments, have more than half its women living with obesity?
IdeaMoldovaHow can Moldova, home of the wine cellars Guinness once named the largest on earth, have alcohol linked to more than one death in five?
IdeaMonacoHow can Monaco, the country that lives longest on earth, die six years sooner than its own statistics say?
IdeaMontenegroHow can Montenegro, the country named after its Black Mountain, have more than one adult in three smoking, among the highest rates in Europe?
IdeaMoroccoHow can Morocco, the first African and Arab country to reach a World Cup semi-final, have a road death rate more than three times France's?
IdeaMozambiqueHow can Mozambique, the nation that won its freedom from Portugal after a ten-year war, have more than one child in three stunted?
IdeaMyanmarHow can Myanmar, the country of the Bagan temple plains, have mothers dying in childbirth at more than five times Thailand's rate?
IdeaNamibiaHow can Namibia, one of the most sparsely populated countries on earth, have a top-ten HIV rate in the world?
IdeaNepalHow can Nepal, the birthplace of the Buddha, have cut its child death rate by more than four in five since the nineties?
IdeaNew ZealandHow can New Zealand, the first country to give women the vote, have Māori men dying more than seven years sooner than other men?
IdeaNicaraguaHow can Nicaragua, the land of poets, have the highest teen birth rate in Latin America and the Caribbean?
IdeaNigerHow can Niger, home of the Sahara's caravan city, have three in four girls married before eighteen?
IdeaNigeriaHow can Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, have more children dying before age five than any country on earth?
IdeaNorth MacedoniaHow can North Macedonia, the birthplace of Mother Teresa, have almost four in ten adults using tobacco?
IdeaOmanHow can Oman, the Land of Frankincense, have nearly one adult in six with diabetes?
IdeaPakistanHow can Pakistan, home of one of the world's first planned cities, have more than one child in twenty dying before the age of five?
IdeaPalauHow can Palau, the country that made its whole ocean a shark sanctuary, have more than eight in ten adults overweight or obese?
IdeaPanamaHow can Panama, the country whose canal joins two oceans, have more than one adult in ten living with diabetes?
IdeaPapua New GuineaHow can Papua New Guinea, the country with more languages than any other on earth, have one child in twenty-five dying before the age of five?
IdeaParaguayHow can Paraguay, home of the Jesuit missions of the Guarani, have the third-highest tuberculosis rate in South America?
IdeaPeruHow can Peru, the birthplace of the potato, have one in five rural children stunted?
IdeaPhilippinesHow can the Philippines, the third largest Catholic population on earth, have more tuberculosis than all but two countries?
IdeaPolandHow can Poland, the country that held the first free election in the Soviet bloc, have heart and circulatory disease behind more than one in three deaths?
IdeaPortugalHow can Portugal, the country that decriminalised every drug, have a drug death rate about half the EU average?
IdeaRomaniaHow can Romania, the Latin-speaking country in Eastern Europe, have heart and blood vessel disease behind more than half of all deaths?
IdeaRussiaHow can Russia, the country that sent the first human into space, have alcohol behind one in five deaths among its men?
IdeaSaint Kitts and NevisHow can Saint Kitts and Nevis, the smallest country in the Americas, have almost one woman in three obese?
IdeaSaint LuciaHow can Saint Lucia, home of the twin Pitons, have more than half its women not moving enough?
IdeaSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesHow can Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, home of the Caribbean's last whalers, have nearly one in four adults dying of chronic disease before seventy?
IdeaSamoaHow can Samoa, home of the fearsome Manu Samoa rugby team, have more than half its women living with obesity?
IdeaSan MarinoHow can San Marino, the oldest surviving republic on earth, have more than one adult in twelve living with diabetes?
IdeaSao Tome and PrincipeHow can Sao Tome and Principe, the chocolate island, have more than half its adults overweight?
IdeaSaudi ArabiaHow can Saudi Arabia, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, have more than two in five women obese?
IdeaSenegalHow can Senegal, the land of Teranga, have one child in ten acutely malnourished?
IdeaSerbiaHow can Serbia, home of Novak Djokovic, have more than one adult in three smoking?
IdeaSeychellesHow can Seychelles, the first country to sell a blue bond, have more than one man in three smoking?
IdeaSierra LeoneHow can Sierra Leone, whose capital was founded as a home for freed slaves, have one child in eleven dying before age five?
IdeaSlovakiaHow can Slovakia, home of the High Tatras, have more than one adult in four obese?
IdeaSloveniaHow can Slovenia, home of Europe's Green Capital, have two in five women not moving enough?
IdeaSolomon IslandsHow can Solomon Islands, home of the largest double-barrier lagoon in the world, have more than one woman in four obese?
IdeaSomaliaHow can Somalia, the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, have one child in ten dying before age five?
IdeaSouth AfricaHow can South Africa, the home of the first human heart transplant, have the largest HIV epidemic on earth?
IdeaSouth SudanHow can South Sudan, the newest country on earth, have one of the deadliest places on earth to give birth?
IdeaSpainHow can Spain, the world champion of organ donation, have more than one in three children overweight?
IdeaSri LankaHow can Sri Lanka, the first country on earth to elect a woman prime minister, have men dying by suicide at more than five times the rate of women?
IdeaSudanHow can Sudan, the country with more pyramids than Egypt, have one child in sixteen dying before the age of five?
IdeaSurinameHow can Suriname, the only Dutch-speaking country in South America, have one adult in seven living with diabetes?
IdeaSwedenHow can Sweden, the country that gave the world the three-point seatbelt, have one of the lowest road death rates in Europe?
IdeaSwitzerlandHow can Switzerland, a country that has stayed out of foreign wars for more than two centuries, have gunshot deaths that are mostly suicides?
IdeaSyriaHow can Syria, home of Damascus, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, have more than half a million children out of primary school?
IdeaTajikistanHow can Tajikistan, home of two of the three highest peaks in the former Soviet Union, have one of the highest tuberculosis rates in Europe and Central Asia?
IdeaTanzaniaHow can Tanzania, home of Africa's highest mountain, lose one child in twenty-seven before the age of five?
IdeaThailandHow can Thailand, the only Southeast Asian country never colonised by a Western power, have one of the deadliest roads on earth?
IdeaTimor-LesteHow can Timor-Leste, the first new sovereign state of the twenty-first century, have one of the highest tuberculosis rates on earth?
IdeaTogoHow can Togo, home of UNESCO's Batammariba mud tower-houses, lose roughly one child in eighteen before the age of five?
IdeaTongaHow can Tonga, the Friendly Islands, have the highest share of women with obesity on earth?
IdeaTrinidad and TobagoHow can Trinidad and Tobago, the birthplace of the steelpan, have one adult in eight living with diabetes?
IdeaTunisiaHow can Tunisia, the first Arab country to ban polygamy, have more than a third of its women living with obesity?
IdeaTurkeyHow can Turkey, home of one of the oldest known megalithic sites on earth, have the highest diabetes rate in Europe and Central Asia?
IdeaTurkmenistanHow can Turkmenistan, the country that built the White Marble City, have the highest child death rate in Europe and Central Asia?
IdeaTuvaluHow can Tuvalu, the country whose .tv domain brings in major government revenue, have nearly one adult in five living with diabetes?
IdeaUgandaHow can Uganda, the only African country to clearly reverse its HIV epidemic, still have about one adult in twenty living with HIV?
IdeaUkraineHow can Ukraine, the breadbasket of Europe, have one of the highest tuberculosis rates in Europe?
IdeaUnited Arab EmiratesHow can the UAE, the country that built the tallest building on earth, have one in five adults living with diabetes?
IdeaUnited KingdomHow can Britain, the birthplace of the NHS, have three in five adults overweight or obese?
IdeaUzbekistanHow can Uzbekistan, the heart of the Silk Road, have air pollution killing around twenty-five thousand people in a single year?
IdeaVanuatuHow can Vanuatu, the country with the world's highest linguistic density per capita, have nearly one in five adults living with diabetes?
IdeaVenezuelaHow can Venezuela, sitting on the largest oil reserves on earth, have the second-highest rate of children dying before age five in South America?
IdeaVietnamHow can Vietnam, the country that beat the United States in war, have four in ten of its men smoking?
IdeaYemenHow can Yemen, the birthplace of coffee, have one child in twenty-five dying before the age of five?
IdeaZambiaHow can Zambia, home of the Smoke That Thunders, have nearly one in ten adults living with HIV?
IdeaZimbabweHow can Zimbabwe, one of the most literate countries in Africa, have one adult in ten living with HIV?
IdeaVatican CityHow can Vatican City, the smallest country on earth, have the oldest median age on earth?
IdeaPalestineHow can Palestine, home of the oldest fortified city in the world, have more than one child in thirty dying before age five?
IdeaKosovoHow can Kosovo, the youngest country in Europe, lose more than twice as many children before age five as Denmark?
IdeaTaiwanHow can Taiwan, where almost every resident is covered by national health insurance, have one of the highest kidney failure rates on earth?
IdeaHong KongHow can Hong Kong, one of the longest-lived places on earth, have one of the lowest birth rates anywhere?
IdeaMacauHow can Macau, the gambling capital of the world, have avoided more than a tenth of its circulatory deaths with a smoking ban?
IdeaGreenlandHow can Greenland, the largest island on earth, lose more than four young men in every thousand to suicide each year?
IdeaPuerto RicoHow can Puerto Rico, the birthplace of the birth control pill, have one adult in five living with diabetes?
IdeaFaroe IslandsHow can the Faroe Islands, where the whale hunt is a proud tradition, have children with weaker attention and memory?
IdeaGuamHow can Guam, where America's day begins, have nearly one child in four obese?
IdeaBermudaHow can Bermuda, among the richest places on earth per person, have more than one adult in eight with diabetes?
IdeaCayman IslandsHow can the Cayman Islands, a place with no income tax, have more than one adult in ten with diabetes?
IdeaGibraltarHow can Gibraltar, home of the only wild monkeys in Europe, have the worst air of any British territory?
IdeaNew CaledoniaHow can New Caledonia, home of a UNESCO-listed lagoon, have its Indigenous Kanak people make up most of its suicides?
IdeaFrench PolynesiaHow can French Polynesia, home of Teahupo'o, the wave that hosted the Olympic surfing, have nearly half its adults living with obesity?
IdeaAmerican SamoaHow can American Samoa, the island whose people are the most over-represented group in the NFL, have the highest adult obesity rate on earth?
IdeaCook IslandsHow can the Cook Islands, home of Marae Moana, once the largest marine park on earth, have the third-highest adult obesity rate of any nation?
IdeaNiueHow can Niue, the first entire country declared an International Dark Sky Sanctuary, have two in three adults living with obesity?