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Bariatric Surgery Still Best Option for Some With Obesity

Despite the rapid emergence of glucagonlike peptide-1 agonists for treating obesity, bariatric surgery may still be a better choice for some individuals, two experts say.

United statesUniversity of texas southwestern medical centerSrividya kidambiJaime almandozWeight wellness programEndocrine societyCollege of wisconsin froedtert hospitalAmerican diabetes association standards of careTexas southwestern medical centerMedical collegeFroedtert hospitalAmerican diabetes associationSwedish obese subjects studyBariatric surgeryObesity surgeryWeight loss surgery

Bariatric Surgery is Associated with Reduced Risk of Pancreatic Cancer: Analysis of a US National Database

A history of bariatric surgery was associated with up to 50% reduced risk of PDAC among a national cohort.

Stephen firkinsNational inpatient sampleSurveillance research programNational cancer instituteInternational classification of diseasesTenth edition clinical modificationCharlson comorbidity indexEnd resultNational cancerLarge multisiteSilver springSwedish obese subjects studyEurj surgBariatric surgeryPancreatic cancer riskSystematic review

Obesity: Getting past the stigma and treating the disease

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United statesKarlj neffSt vincent healthcare groupNational healthUniversity college dublinConway instituteDiabetes complications research centreUniversity college hospital in galwayNutrition examinationNovo nordiskUniversity college hospitalHealthcare groupUniversity collegeNutrition examination surveyRecruitment processSwedish obese subjects study

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