Bariatric surgery is a powerful weight-loss tool that requires substantial diet and lifestyle changes after the operation. Ensuring enough nutrition can be challenging, with reduced stomach size ...

Very rarely, you may not lose weight after gastric bypass. But you’re more likely to lose weight and keep it off when you stick to regular exercise and eat a balanced, nutritious diet.

Bariatric surgery can be a good option for people with obesity who’ve struggled to lose weight with diet and exercise alone, including people who repeatedly regain the weight they do lose.

The use of bariatric surgery for the treatment of morbid obesity ... In a perfect world, primary prevention through diet and exercise would alleviate the need for any surgical intervention.

Bariatric surgeries: These are operations that remove or bypass part of the stomach for the purpose of losing weight and ...

Experts highlight the complex mix of genetics, biology and environment in obesity. Study shows fat cells' memory affects ...

Bariatric surgery leads to more weight loss that lasts longer, compared to drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy and behavioral changes such as diet and exercise, new research finds. New York Post ...

"My mantra is 'something is better than nothing,'" Al Roker said.

Poor diet, absorption issues and restrictive eating increase the risk of nutrient shortages. Have you ever noticed a cut that ...

A well-known face on 1000-Lb Sisters, Brittany Combs, seems to be preparing for bariatric surgery, a major turning point in ...

The West Philadelphia resident has lost 150 pounds since this time last year, dropping from 430 to about 280 pounds with the help of bariatric surgery and the revamping of her diet and lifestyle.