New publication alert 🚨- literature review on meal replacements for treating obesity and diabetes. Big thanks to my co-authors. Check it out! https://t.co/zJpBin96Pc
Latest publication is out: Pharmacotherapy causing weight gain and metabolic alteration in those with obesity and obesity-related conditions: A review
Check it out!
#obesity#health#medicine
https://t.co/wq2H1MXBjZ
In our latest Season 2 episode, we ride along with "Generational Gene" (@generoundtree) as he takes on The @PanMass, a 200-mile bike ride across Massachusetts benefiting cancer research at @DanaFarber. We learn how he uses cycling to combat his predisposition to diabetes and cancer, hearing from expert @Chikagirl from @MassGeneralNews on the subject.
Listen to the full episode now: https://t.co/60QwVtokM8
And we look forward to our next episode, which features Sue Spencer- a woman who has ridden The @PanMass for 20 years, through multiple bouts of metastatic breast cancer.
(Video credit of the PMC tail lights goes to the Official PMC 2023 Video, produced by Snowcap Video Solutions)
My latest podcast appearance on @mybodyodyssey is available now on all major streaming apps as well as here on the Fluent Knowledge site: https://t.co/6xJVfypPgi
Take a listen and let me know your thoughts! #obesity#exercise#weightloss#cancer
MBO has released a new Apple premium episode, "Exercise to Lose Weight? The Complexity of Obesity with Dr. Chika Anekwe"
It's estimated that more than two-thirds of U.S. adults are overweight or have obesity. Could this be connected to why so many also experience cancer? Dr. Anekwe, an obesity medicine physician at @MassGeneralMDs and an Instructor in Medicine at @harvardmed, seems to think it's plausible.
During our interview, @Chikagirl details the complicated practice of obesity management and its importance, including preventing further health complications such as cancer.
Subscribe to our Apple Premium now to hear the full episode: https://t.co/k4TWdqsGcs
And stay tuned for our next full length episode that features Dr. Anekwe as a medical expert!
@calleymeans@bariweiss@thehonestlypod@VPrasadMDMPH Am I not being serious? agree to disagree that it needs to be a decision between healthy foods or medicine. Obvi, we can have both. Yet, do you think think none of us had jobs or obesity medicine wasn’t around b4 Ozempic came on the scene? Get real.