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How to Keep the Weight Off After Bariatric Surgery
While gaining weight back after bariatric surgery is common, it’s not inevitable. Our experts offer 8 practical tips for maintaining your weight loss.
For People With Type 2 Diabetes, Weight Loss Surgery May Lower Risk of Heart Problems
Results from a new study suggest that weight loss surgery can potentially reverse the risk of heart-related diseases and death in people who struggle with obesity and Type 2 diabetes.
Ladies, Here’s What You Should Know About Lipedema, a Condition That Causes Excess Fat in the Legs
Lipedema isn’t rare, but it’s rarely diagnosed. This condition that causes excessive and painful fat in the legs mostly affects women and is often mistaken for obesity.
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Does Being Overweight Affect Your Chances of Getting Pregnant?
Excess weight may be the reason you’re having trouble getting pregnant. Learn why being overweight can prevent ovulation and how losing weight before pregnancy can increase fertility and your odds for a healthy pregnancy.
Obesity Is a Complex Disease — Is Your Doctor Treating It That Way?
In response to the obesity epidemic, obesity medicine has emerged to address the many factors that contribute to obesity and help patients meet their goals. Learn more from an obesity medicine specialist.
From Anorexia to Obesity: How Weight Affects Your Heart
A cardiology expert explains how heart health is directly affected by too much or too little weight — as well as how little change is necessary to make a big improvement.
Obesity Increases Your Risk for Chronic Kidney Disease
Obesity and metabolic syndrome are risk factors for kidney disease. Working with a doctor and dietitian to develop a weight-loss plan can help protect your health.
More Young Adults Are Getting Cancer – and Obesity Might Have Something to Do With It
A new study found an uptick in cases of six obesity-related cancers in adults under 50.
Advice from Cleveland Clinic Heart Doctors
You may not think much about your heart. But you should. Nearly 40 percent of Americans are overweight or obese — and that increases the risk of heart disease and diabetes. Discover how to love your heart.
