Weight Management

In a recent study, researchers compared outcomes in patients participating in 12-week and 52-week weight-management programs.

A recent study compared the effects of aerobic, resistance, and a combination of both exercises on weight loss, bone mass loss, and muscle loss in older adults with obesity.

In the largest and longest trial on alternate-day fasting, researchers assessed whether participants lost more weight and were able to adhere to the fasting diet compared to daily calorie restriction.

Researchers assessed the influence of repeated body-weight changes on outcomes in patients with coronary artery disease.

Researchers compared the use of a single BMI measurement versus extended weight history to determine an individual’s risk for death.

In a recent study, researchers assessed prevalence of overweight and trends in the percentage of overweight and obese adults attempting to lose weight over a 25-year period.

Researchers sought to determine how restricted caloric intake and exercise influenced body weight, body composition, and metabolic adaptions in women.

A recent study examined the effectiveness of a low-cost intervention in assisting obese patients with maintaining weight after losing 4 kg.

A new study sought to determine whether intensive lifestyle interventions were effective at increasing physical activity levels in patients with type 2 diabetes.

A recent trial compared the effects of longer periods of standing verses shorter, but more frequent, periods of standing on the metabolism and energy expenditure of obese men.