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Only 3.1% were referred by medical professionals to weight-loss schemes Men are 31% are less likely than women to be sent to weight loss programmes Middle-class patients and those from rural areas are also less likely to be sent By Victoria Allen Published: 16:22 EDT, 28 September 2023 | Updated: 16:25 EDT, 28 September 2023 Only 3 per cent of overweight and obese people are being referred to weight loss programmes, a study has found. Men are 31 per cent less likely than women to be sent to slimming classes or schemes tackling their diet and fitness. Middle-class patients are less likely to be referred than those from deprived backgrounds. People in rural areas are less likel

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