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Das BASEL-Programm führte zu einer mittleren Gewichtsreduktion von 4,9 % bei Programmende und 7 % beim Nachtreffen.

Regelmäßige Teilnahme am Programm ist entscheidend für den Therapieerfolg.

Über 44,3 % der Teilnehmenden erreichten eine Gewichtsreduktion von ≥ 5 %.

Ein signifikanter Anteil der Teilnehmenden kann durch das Programm erfolgreich abnehmen.

Participants experienced a median weight change of −4.9 kg over the entire intervention period.

Dietitians can effectively support weight loss in overweight and obese adults using mobile app counseling.

Significant improvements were observed in the body weight of the participating women by the 3rd month (-1.15 ± 2.51 kg) and 6th month (-1.13 ± 4.15 kg) of the intervention (p <0.05).

Practitioners can consider peer support interventions as effective strategies for weight loss in rural women.

Community-based obesity interventions are more promising than those based at a facility.

Practitioners should consider implementing community-based interventions for obesity management.

The HAPPY trial aims to evaluate the effect of a 12-week, mobile health (mHealth), app-based intervention promoting healthy eating habits among patients with type 2 diabetes.

This trial may provide insights into effective digital interventions for dietary management in diabetes.

The intervention includes weekly topics and activities related to healthy eating, such as increasing vegetable intake.

Practitioners can utilize structured weekly topics to guide dietary interventions.

The study tests a health intervention aimed at improving knowledge and awareness of appropriate gestational weight gain (GWG) and providing patient-centered nutritional counseling.

Practitioners can implement similar interventions to educate and counsel pregnant women on appropriate weight gain.

The primary objective of the study is to increase the proportion of women managing their GWG as recommended by the IOM.

Practitioners should aim to align their counseling with IOM recommendations for GWG.

The intervention may reduce adverse pregnancy outcomes, including gestational diabetes, due to healthier rates of GWG.

Practitioners should consider the broader health implications of managing GWG in their patients.

Das BASEL ist ein effektives Adipositas-Behandlungsprogramm mit einer mittleren Gewichtsreduktion von 4,9% bei Programmende und 7% beim Nachtreffen.

Das Programm zeigt, dass regelmäßige Teilnahme zu signifikanten Gewichtsverlusten führt.

Personen, die ≥75% der Lektionen und das Nachtreffen besuchten, hatten eine 3,8-mal höhere Chance auf eine Gewichtsreduktion von ≥5%.

Höhere Teilnahmequoten sind entscheidend für den Therapieerfolg.

Participants content with intervention delivery via the EHR had significantly less weight regain (p = 0.013).

Practitioners should ensure patient satisfaction with EHR coaching to minimize weight regain.

Participants who felt a strong connection to their coach had significantly less weight regain (p < 0.01).

Building a strong rapport between patients and coaches may reduce weight regain.

Participants with unmet needs by the intervention regained more weight (p < 0.01).

Addressing unmet needs is crucial for effective weight management interventions.

Adherence to a low-carb diet is discussed as a consideration in diabetes management.

Practitioners should consider patient adherence when recommending low-carb diets.

Increasing plant protein intake has positive implications for longevity.

Encouraging higher plant protein consumption could be beneficial for health and longevity.

Approximately 5% weight loss (-4.7 kg) was observed in overweight individuals who prioritized weight loss within 30 days before the consultation.

Practitioners should encourage overweight patients to set short-term weight loss goals to enhance outcomes.

Body weight after one year decreased from 127.3 kg to 122.2 kg (p < 0.001).

Practitioners can expect significant weight loss in patients participating in this program.

Processed meat should be limited, and red meat and saturated fat should be moderated to lower noncommunicable disease risk.

Health professionals should advise moderation of processed and red meats in diets.

Weight loss and optimization of lifestyle behaviors are consistently beneficial for OSA.

Encouraging weight loss and lifestyle changes should be a key part of OSA management.

Clinical obesity conferred elevated risks of incident diabetes (AHR, 6.11), cardiovascular events (AHR, 5.88), and all-cause mortality (AHR, 2.71) compared with no obesity.

Clinical obesity significantly increases the risk of serious health conditions, necessitating proactive management.

Critical attributes for successful weight management include dietary measures, physical activity, behavior modification, motivation, education, and lifelong changes.

Weight management programs should incorporate these critical attributes for effectiveness.

Suboptimal diet is the leading risk factor for poor health and contributes to the incidence and prevalence of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs).

Health systems and public health initiatives should prioritize improving dietary habits.