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Key considerations when treating weight in women include the impact on sex-specific conditions and reproductive considerations of anti-obesity medications.
Practitioners should incorporate sex-specific and reproductive considerations into weight treatment plans.
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This review highlights key considerations when treating weight in women patients, including impact on common sex-specific conditions and medications, evidence-based lifestyle counseling, and reproductive considerations of anti-obesity medications.
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The claim is based on a review of evidence regarding treatment considerations.
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Weight Management Through a Woman’s Life Stages: A Practical Evidence-Based Guide
Cecilia Scholcoff et al. · Journal of Women s Health · 2025
DOI 10.1177/15409996251405062
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