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US-Ireland researchers to examine how RYGB impacts eating and drinking

US-Ireland researchers to examine how RYGB impacts eating and drinking

US-Ireland researchers to examine how RYGB impacts eating and drinking

Researchers from Florida State University (FSU), the University College Dublin and Ulster University are participating in a study...

First wave of COVID-19 pandemic caused cancellation of nearly all routine in-person obesity services

First wave of COVID-19 pandemic caused cancellation of nearly all routine in-person obesity services

First wave of COVID-19 pandemic caused cancellation of nearly all routine in-person obesity services

The first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in Spring 2020 resulted in the cancellation of nearly all routine in-person obesity services...

Bariatric surgery can result in increased risk of anaemia

Bariatric surgery can result in increased risk of anaemia

Bariatric surgery can result in increased risk of anaemia

There is an increased risk of anaemia after bariatric surgery, according to researchers from Sweden who analysed 20 years outcomes from...

Bariatric surgery alters brain’s response to hunger, appetite and food intake

Bariatric surgery alters brain’s response to hunger, appetite and food intake

Bariatric surgery alters brain’s response to hunger, appetite and food intake

Three types of brain responses which help to prevent weight regain following bariatric surgery have been identified by researchers from...

Bariatric surgery beneficial to people with Class 1 obesity

Bariatric surgery beneficial to people with Class 1 obesity

Bariatric surgery beneficial to people with Class 1 obesity

Researchers at East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine in Greenville, NC, have reported that patients with BMIs between 30 and...

Bariatric surgery less commonly used in states with highest rates of obesity

Bariatric surgery less commonly used in states with highest rates of obesity

Bariatric surgery less commonly used in states with highest rates of obesity

Residents in several states with the highest obesity rates in the US are among the least likely to undergo bariatric surgery, according...

Patient-provider discussions about surgery play pivotal role in outcomes

Patient-provider discussions about surgery play pivotal role in outcomes

Patient-provider discussions about surgery play pivotal role in outcomes

Investigators from Brigham and Women's Hospital have reported that eligible patients who discuss bariatric surgery options with their...

Bariatric surgery associated with substantially lower risk of death vs non-surgical treatment

Bariatric surgery associated with substantially lower risk of death vs non-surgical treatment

Bariatric surgery associated with substantially lower risk of death vs non-surgical treatment

Bariatric surgery for patients with T2DM and BMI>35 was associated with substantially lower risk of death across all important patient...

Ten years post-surgery - benefits persist but worries remain

Ten years post-surgery - benefits persist but worries remain

Ten years post-surgery - benefits persist but worries remain

Patients experienced many sustained positive effects after metabolic and bariatric surgery (MBS) and were pleased they had surgery ten...

Bariatric surgery associated with increased CRC risk

Bariatric surgery associated with increased CRC risk

Bariatric surgery associated with increased CRC risk

The risk of developing colorectal cancer risk (CRC) increases after bariatric surgery, according to a study presented at Digestive...

Medtronic and Styker announce strategic investments in Cornerstone Robotics and CMR Surgical

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WHO does not recommend pharmacological treatment, bariatric surgery or weight-loss devices for children

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Improve the evidence based across the board for GLP-1 RA use in women

Sep 29

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