"As we move toward a more holistic approach to health care, integrating lifestyle modifications into clinical practice could lead to improved gastrointestinal health outcomes."
Prescribers should be aware of the risk of gallbladder and biliary tract diseases when using incretin-based drugs in patients with T2D regardless of BMI status, study shows.
New research finds that metabolic and bariatric surgery was nearly three times more common among U.S. adults with obesity and diabetes than those with obesity but without diabetes, with an overall increase in procedures from 2016 to 2019 before a decline in 2020.
"Although tirzepatide and semaglutide offered substantial long-term health benefits, they were not cost-effective at current net prices. Efforts to reduce the net prices of new antiobesity medications are essential to ensure equitable access to highly effective antiobesity medications."
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Longitudinal study finds women consuming sugar-sweetened beverages daily face nearly five times higher risk of oral cavity cancer, with increased risk observed even among nonsmokers and non-drinkers.
New research reveals one-hour daily TV viewing may significantly reduce cardiovascular disease risk among those with genetic predisposition to Type 2 diabetes, potentially offering a simple intervention strategy for preventing atherosclerotic events.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force finds inadequate evidence to recommend for or against routine food insecurity screening in primary care settings, despite affecting 12.8% of American households and disproportionately impacting minority populations.