Teens with severe obesity are turning to surgery and new weight loss drugs | News, Sports, Jobs

John Simon III was a hungry baby, a “chunky” toddler and a chubby little boy, his mother said. But by age 14, his weight had soared to 430 pounds and was a

Related Keywords

Boston ,Massachusetts ,United States ,Palo Alto ,California ,Stanford University ,Minnesota ,University Of Minnesota ,Stanford ,America ,American ,David Ludwig ,Karen Tillman ,Edward Kent ,Barbara Van Eeckhout ,John Simon ,Aaron Kelly ,Callum Rowe ,Los Angeles ,Janey Pratt ,Christian Church ,Stanford Medicine Children Health ,Mental Health America ,American Academy Of Pediatrics ,American Medical Association ,Pediatric Obesity Medicine ,American Academy ,Health America ,Boston Children ,Stanford Medicine Children ,Charles Griffin ,Dayspring Christian ,Health ,Teens With Severe Obesity Are Turning To Surgery And New Weight Loss Drugsnews ,Teens With Severe Obesity Are Turning To Surgery And New Weight Loss Drugs ,