The Rise of Obesity in the US: Recognizing Gastrointestinal and Hepatic Comorbidities

Obesity rates in the US have skyrocketed, and so has the prevalence of several comorbid gastrointestinal and hepatic diseases - not all patients know their risks or have the financial means to take preventative measures.

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