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High BMI in adolescence raises odds of chronic kidney disease in adulthood
A high BMI in late adolescence — even a high-normal BMI — was associated with increased odds of early chronic kidney disease in young adulthood, according to a study published in JAMA Pediatrics.
Lilly warns public not to use tirzepatide for cosmetic weight loss
Eli Lilly and Co. released an open letter stating its tirzepatide products should not be used for cosmetic weight loss and warning the public about the circulation of compounded and counterfeit tirzepatide.
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Mediterranean diet named best overall diet for 7th year in a row
For the 7th consecutive year, the Mediterranean diet was named the best overall diet by nutritional experts at U.S. News and World Report, the company announced.
Q&A: Food-as-medicine program increases engagement in preventive health care
A food-as-medicine intervention improved several measures of preventive health care, although it did not decrease glycemic levels more than usual care, a study in JAMA Internal Medicine found.
Semaglutide induces weight loss for nonresponders to bariatric surgery
Adults who initiated once-weekly semaglutide after not responding to bariatric surgery lost a similar amount of weight as those without a history of bariatric surgery, according to study findings published in Obesity.
At Issue: The implications of SELECT on CVD prevention in high-risk patients with obesity
The SELECT trial, which showed semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist also approved for diabetes, reduced CV events in people with overweight/obesity and CVD but no diabetes, was one of the most important developments in cardiology in 2023.
Most adults prescribed obesity drugs discontinue use at 3 months
More than 80% of adults who are prescribed an obesity medication discontinue taking them at 1 year, though persistence rates are higher for adults receiving semaglutide and liraglutide, according to study data.
Light physical activity of 3 to 4 hours per day may reduce fat mass for young people
Adolescents and young adults who exercise for a longer duration per day, even if it is light physical activity, can reduce their fat mass, according to a study published in Nature Communications.
Women with history of bariatric surgery have lower weight gain during pregnancy
Women who underwent bariatric surgery gained less weight during pregnancy compared with matched controls, and weight gain was lower in those who conceived shortly after surgery, according to data in JAMA Network Open.
Snacking on tree nuts may reduce risk for metabolic syndrome in young adults
Young adults who consumed tree nuts as snacks had a lower risk for metabolic syndrome than those who did not, as well as improvements in waist circumference, visceral fat and blood insulin levels, a study found.
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