Senior Associate Dean for Research and Strategic Initiatives, Director of Center for Obesity Research and Education, College of Public Health, Temple University
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Systematic Review of the Relationship Between the Presence and Quality of Sidewalks and Children’s Physical Health, published in @ChildObesity_jn
Link to pub: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
So proud of my sister-in-law,
Heather Ellis Cucolo,
Serving as as expert commentator on the Clancy case just now on @BBCWorld. Great job sharing your expertise, Heather!!!
New GLP-1 pills could expand access but cost and inconsistent insurance coverage pose hurdles. As @davidbsarwer@TempleCPH notes: “We need to figure out the best ways we can make these medications affordable… in the short & long term.” @thephillyvoicephillyvoice.com/weight-loss-…
More great and important work by @HamletGasoyan and colleagues on real world use of the GLP-1s to treat #obesity. Studies like this are critical to help us guide policy as well as critical adjunctive strategies to promote enduring obesity management.
In a new study of 7938 patients who initiated semaglutide or tirzepatide for obesity or diabetes and discontinued the medication within 3–12 months, we examined what additional obesity treatment patients pursue and weight changes post-discontinuation.
doi.org/10.1111/dom.70660
In a new study of 7938 patients who initiated semaglutide or tirzepatide for obesity or diabetes and discontinued the medication within 3–12 months, we examined what additional obesity treatment patients pursue and weight changes post-discontinuation.
doi.org/10.1111/dom.70660
Participation in a Produce Prescription Observational Cohort Intervention Is Associated with Improvements in Child Fruit and Vegetable Intake, published in @ChildObesity_jn
Link to pub: liebertpub.com/doi/10.1177/2…
Thrilled to have had an opportunity to comment on all of the ads for obesity management medications during the Super Bowl. Public awareness about evidence based treatments is critically important. @TempleCPH @TempleResearch yahoo.com/lifestyle/article/…
🔍 From data to decisions: Discover how CPH alum Hamlet Gasoyan, DS, PhD, MPH, is turning real-world obesity research into insights that inform health policy and improve treatment access. 👉 buff.ly/mLkg27C
@davidbsarwer highlights an important reality: many patients seeking MBS experience psychosocial distress. These factors influence treatment adherence and wellbeing. Most patients experience major improvements after surgery, but proper psychological preparation is essential.
This @prsjournal study identifies brachial plexus recovery needs such as patients need education, coordination, and connection.
Read more here: bit.ly/BPIChallenges@ChrisDyMD
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🚨 Treatment discontinuation is common in patients receiving semaglutide or tirzepatide for obesity. This is the first US study to quantify the specific reasons for discontinuation in clinical practice.
doi.org/10.1002/oby.70058
ALT Reasons for obesity pharmacotherapy discontinuation by discontinuation timing.
Reasons for Discontinuation of Obesity Pharmacotherapy With Semaglutide or Tirzepatide in Clinical Practice - Gasoyan - Obesity onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Researchers @TempleCPH are warning how some plastic surgeons (PS) are promoting GLP-1s & using them to treat patients & are treating obesity as a cosmetic issue rather than a chronic disease & have made a series of recommendations to PS prescribing GLP-1s shorturl.at/6IqC9
New study led by @Ali_Aminian_MD@ClevelandClinic Macrovascular and microvascular outcomes of metabolic surgery vs GLP-1
At the end of the study, patients who underwent surgery had:
• 32% lower risk of death
• 35% lower risk of major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE), such as heart attack, heart failure, or stroke
• 47% lower risk of CKD
• 54% lower risk of retinopathy
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…