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There is important evidence that the use of behavioural weight loss interventions are effective in sustaining long term weight loss.
Behavioural weight loss interventions should be considered for long-term weight management.
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There is important evidence that the use of behavioural weight loss interventions are effective in sustaining long term weight loss, albeit limited.
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Based on systematic review of randomised controlled trials.
Source
The effects of contemporary behavioural weight loss maintenance interventions for long term weight loss: a systematic review
Jo Gilmartin et al. · Journal of research in nursing · 2015
DOI 10.1177/1744987115599671
systematic_review · n=13Cited 11×
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