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Timing of Meals Linked to Fatty Liver

Distributing calories during the day could reduce NAFLD risk

Gender May Make a Difference for Post-Bariatric Heart Risks

Study raises questions on how men and women respond to weight loss surgery

Weight Gain In When School's Out

Out-of-school factors appear to drive kids' overweight and obesity

U.S. Obesity Crisis: Is the Wrong Omega-X Mix Responsible?

Ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 in Western diet is 16:1

Gastric Bypass Tied to Increased Risk for C. Diff Infection

May be result of decreased stomach acid secretion

How Sweet: Sugar Industry Made Fat the Villain

Harvard researchers received sugar industry money to write a NEJMreview

Weight Gain Mitigated With Metformin in Autistic Kids

Improved BMI and total weight when taking antipsychotics

Poet and Physician: A Chat With John Coulehan, MD

Coulehan wears three different hats: physician, ethicist, and poet

Weight Loss Aids Conception in Infertile Obese Women

Benefit seen irrespective of age, baseline BMI, cycle regularity

LEADER Trial Leads the Pack at ADA

But meeting in New Orleans will also feature thousands of new papers

Opinion Makers: Safe C-Sections in Obese Patients

Loralei Thornburg, MD, on keeping mom and baby healthy

Preventing Weight Gain in Special Needs Patients

Understanding risks, finding ways to cope

Compression Stockings; Stroke Prevention; Stents and Meds

Cardiovascular Daily wraps up the top cardiology news of the week

Bariatric Surgery Improves Metabolic Syndrome for PCOS

Small cohort with obesity and PCOS saw improvement

Obesity Is a Chronic Disease, Say New Guidelines

AACE's evidence-based guidelines aims to help physicians

Obesity Guidelines Headline AACE 2016

First such guidelines in 25 year history

BMI 27: The New Normal?

Danish study puts lowest mortality risk at BMI level in 'unhealthy' range

CardioBrief: Diet Drug Loses Another Cardiovascular Outcomes Trial

More chaos over the weight loss drug Contrave

Early, Personalized Vit D Needed After Bariatric Surgery

Most patients go into surgery malnourished

Saxagliptin, Alogliptin Linked to Heart Failure, FDA Warns

Decision comes 1 year after FDA advisory committee vote

Obesity Linked to Delayed Puberty in Boys

But being overweight tied with earlier pubertal development

Phosphorus Pills Bring Weight Loss in Trial

Waist size shrinks more than an inch after 12 weeks

Early Weight Loss With Saxenda Predicts More

Conversely, initial nonresponse is typically maintained

Bariatric Embolization Shows Promise for Weight Loss

Small group of morbidly obese patients shed major pounds

Obesity Groups Say States Denying Bariatric Surgery Violate ACA

Discrimination complaint calls on HHS to require bariatric surgery coverage

Weight-Loss Surgery a Safe Option for Mildly Obese With T2D

Patients faced a 4.2% complication rate in 30 days

FDA Presses Pause on Novel Testosterone Product

Gives FDA chance to "back away from the circus," says sponsor's CEO

NHANES Data: Pseudoscience?

Data used to form guidelines 'inadmissible' and are wildly inaccurate, says researcher.

Lifestyle Medicine: Dreaming of the Gym-Clinic Hybrid

Nadolsky brothers interview med student who wants to open combined gym and clinic practice

Does This Make Me Fat, Or Is It My Genes?

A pair of married Harvard docs debate the causes of the obesity epidemic

GI Events Do Not Explain Weight Loss With Saxenda

No difference in weight loss between patients who had nausea and vomiting with diet drug, and those who didn't.

Op-Ed: Penn Jillette's Weight Loss Wasn't Magic

The magician recently lost 105 pounds, but he may not be a role model.

Slippery Slope: Diet Drugs No Help for Heart

In another edition of the Slippery Slope series examining use of surrogate endpoints in drug approvals, 51成人动漫 and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel find diet drugs are approved without solid evidence of benefits, but with hints of harm.

Slippery Slope: $$ in, Diet Drugs Out, How Five Drugs Came to Market

Makers of diet drugs spent more than $60 million on payments to doctors, organized medicine, and lobbyists to get their drugs approved.

What the Evidence Really Says About PUFAs

Another look at the supposed benefits of corn oil.

Excerpt From 'The Secret Language of Doctors'

ED doc Brian Goldman investigates slang to "crack code of hospital culture."

Knee Surgery Linked to Higher OA Risk

Can meniscus repairs actually worsen joint damage?

Are There Fewer 'Tasty' Meals After Bariatric Surgery?

Taste buds may be diminished by weight-loss surgery.

Two Gastric Balloons May Be Better than One

A dual-balloon intragastric device helped patients shed more pounds.

Friday Feedback: Zero-Tolerance Employment Smoking Bans?

Should hospitals, schools, and companies refuse to hire smokers for teachers and healthcare providers?

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