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The Lancet Commission report on defining and diagnosing obesity arrived with enormous expectations.
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Continuous glucose monitoring has given us something rare in medical technology: an extraordinarily rich stream of physiological data.
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Over the recent decades, the line separating a morning meal from dessert has vanished.
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Babak Orandi and colleagues published a new study in Pediatrics on Friday, examining trends in the use of GLP-1s in children ages 8 to 11.
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The story of the American Diabetes Association dealing with “The New Orleans Five” keeps getting stranger.
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We can’t help but wonder: When the fever for demonizing ultra-processed foods breaks, what will be the next dietary villain?
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For decades, health systems have been comfortable treating the consequences of obesity while largely neglecting obesity itself.
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Here’s a question that should never need asking: Do deaths from an infectious disease not count in states with the “wrong” politics?
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Six hundred thousand people.
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The American Diabetes Association has finally completed its review of the extraordinary events at the ADA Scientific Sessions in New Orleans.