Alaskans are much more overweight than they used to be, with adult obesity rates nearly tripled since 1991, according to a new state report. The 2025 Alaska Physical Activity, Nutrition and Obesity Facts Report, part of a series of documents published every five years by the Alaska Department of Health, shows a continued trend toward […]
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