The line graph illustrates the obesity rates for both genders in Padonia. At first glance, it appears that the rates have similar upward trends, with an increase of more than two times over the measured period.
Focusing specifically on the data for women, the obesity rate started at above 10%, followed by a gradual increase over three years, reaching approximately 15% in 2018. This rate then stabilized for a year before peaking at 25% in 2020.
In contrast, the rate for men began at a lower level, below 10%, and gradually increased to match the obesity rate of 15% by mid-2018. After briefly surpassing the women’s rate in 2019, it ultimately reached about 22% in 2020.
Overall, the data indicates that obesity rates among females were higher than those among males, with the exception of the brief period around 2019.
