Obesity Care Lags Behind Advances in Treatment
Conexiant
March 20, 2026
Eighty-eight percent of individuals with obesity experience stigma, impacting the delivery and reception of care.
Major barriers to effective obesity care include reliance on BMI, limited staging systems, and fragmented care pathways.
Access to expanded treatment options for obesity remains limited, with few eligible patients receiving available therapies.
The perspective emphasizes the need for individualized treatment goals based on complications and disease stage.
Obesity should be managed as a chronic disease, focusing on long-term outcomes rather than weight alone.
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