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Members of the Obesity Medicine Association provide guidance and insights on caring for patients with obesity.

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Mental Health & Pediatric Obesity: The Complex Relationship

In today's fast-paced world, children's well-being is a top priority. While pediatric obesity is commonly associated with physical health risks, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, its impact on a child's mental and

Exercise Improves Musculoskeletal Health in Obesity

While the adverse effects of obesity on cardiovascular health and metabolic disorders are widely known, its impact on musculoskeletal health is often overlooked. Excess body weight places excessive stress on bones, joints, a

A Look Into Common Anti-Obesity Medications

Obesity is the most common chronic disease in the United States, with over 42% of adults being affected. Given the numerous health risks of this lifelong progressive disease, treatment should be initiated upon diagnosis. Comprehensive, evidence-based

Weight Stigma and its Impacts on Mental Health

Weight stigma is when one is treated differently than others because of their weight. It can be overt or subtle, ranging from job discrimination to derogatory remarks from family, friends, coworkers, or even healthcare providers.

Building a Physical Activity Plan for Patients With Obesity

While exercise is not the primary driver of weight loss, physical activity plus a dietary plan geared toward weight loss preserves muscle mass.

Obesity Medicine Opens 2023 With Important Advances

Announcements from the AMA and the AAP, plus innovative drug launches, are some of the major developments in Obesity Medicine.

Sparking Positive Dialogue in Women & Men With Obesity

While obesity is a chronic, complex disease that can affect anyone, it impacts men and women differently, which can determine how it is treated for each gender.

The Potential of Bariatric Surgery

As healthcare professional facing a growing obesity pandemic, bariatric surgery knowledge is a tool in our arsenal. 

The Obesity Disparity in Black Women: How to Be More Inclusive

To better care for Black women with obesity, it is our responsibility as clinicians to be aware of our biases and educate ourselves on the complexity of obesity.

From the Obesity Medicine Association - The Alarming Link Between Screen Time & Pediatric Obesity

It’s nearly impossible to avoid screen time these days; between smartphones, TVs, computers, and tablets, almost everyone’s daily routine revolves around time spent on screens. That includes children. The average child

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