Obesity Week
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Amount of weight lost by 6 months also played a role, according to a retrospective cohort study
At 12 months, there was an average weight loss of 16.2%, with results sustained up to 24 months
But even "regainers" still kept off most of the weight
Weight regainers had a similar incidence of mortality as weight-loss maintainers
Those on antidepressants lost an average 11% to 19% of body weight across the four STEP trials
Trial participants lost over a fifth of their body weight atop diet, exercise-induced losses
22.1% were found to have obesity in 2021, up from 19.8% in 2020
Quick-fix bars lead to extra caloric intake without really curbing appetite
But younger patients seem to face higher suicide risk
Small data set finds large weight reductions over time
Long-term Swedish study suggests early obesity "programming" in males has lasting impact
Semaglutide users also more likely to experience weight loss, retrospective study suggests
Adolescents with obesity lost an average 33.7 lb with GLP-1 receptor agonist
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