A meta-analysis of bariatric surgery studies found that those going under the knife tend to lose so much weight that they have a significantly lower risk of getting cancer, and appear to cut their risk of dying from cancer nearly in half
#DiabetesCare #PrecisionMedicine #MetabolicHealth #LowerTheDose #HealthcareInnovation To view or add a comment, sign in In our recent publication in Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism, together with Professors Kokkinos and le Roux, we articulate a perspective grounded in robust scientific evidence, yet one that is rarely expressed with candor in the public scientific discourse: that, as with any other chronic disease, pharmacotherapy should constitute the central pillar in the treatment of obesity, while other approaches retain an important but complementary role
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Given the uncertainty of this initial clinical trial, additional studies exploring the effect of different GLP-1R agonists on alcohol drinking in overweight AUD patients are needed in the future