26,927 findings
- MolecularStrong
Gene targeting of GPR75 is more effective than current pharmacologic therapies without the known side effects.
Gene targeting may provide a safer and more effective alternative to current obesity treatments.
Supports 2024 - MolecularStrong
GPR75 and its ligand promote hypertension, inflammation, obesity, and insulin resistance.
Understanding the role of GPR75 can inform strategies to mitigate obesity-related health risks.
Supports 2024 - Energy balanceStrong
The annual additional direct medical cost for Semaglutide was USD 4,086.82.
Practitioners should consider the high cost of Semaglutide when discussing treatment options.
Supports 2024 - Energy balanceStrong
Semaglutide would be cost-effective at a threshold of $120,000 per QALY gained if the annual cost were lowered by 18% to $7,055.
Reducing the cost of semaglutide could enhance its affordability and accessibility for patients.
Supports 2026New - Energy balanceStrong
Semaglutide is projected to increase annual health care spending by $23 billion.
Healthcare systems should prepare for increased spending associated with the adoption of semaglutide.
Supports 2026New - HormonalStrong
The application of injectable agents is hindered by adverse effects, high costs, and accessibility issues.
Practitioners should consider these barriers when recommending injectable therapies for obesity.
Supports 2025New - HormonalStrong
Future pharmacotherapeutic options, including combination therapies and gene therapy, may improve outcomes for patients with genetic obesity disorders.
Practitioners should stay informed about emerging therapies that may enhance treatment for genetic obesity.
Supports 2025New - CellularStrong
Health care expenditures increased by $80 per month during the 13- to 24-month period, excluding the cost of semaglutide.
Practitioners should consider potential increases in health care costs when prescribing semaglutide.
Supports 2025New - Energy balanceStrong
The healthcare situation for people with obesity in Germany is deficient.
Healthcare providers should recognize the deficiencies in the current obesity care system.
Supports 2021 - Energy balanceStrong
There were previously no legal frameworks for guideline-based care for people with obesity.
Legislators need to establish legal frameworks to support guideline-based obesity care.
Supports 2021 - MolecularStrong
Carbon monoxide (CO) has potential therapeutic applications in obesity treatment.
Practitioners might explore CO-based therapies as innovative options for obesity management.
Supports 2025New - CellularStrong
HEC-CG115 has an optimal safety profile with a no observed adverse effect level of 3 mg/kg.
HEC-CG115 appears to be a safe option for therapeutic use.
Supports 2023 - Metabolic adaptationStrong
Obesity is a chronic metabolic disorder that shares underlying pathophysiology with type 2 diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular disease, and diabetic cardiomyopathy.
Understanding the metabolic links can help in developing targeted interventions for obesity and related diseases.
Supports 2025New - Energy balanceStrong
41.9% of the US population is classified as obese.
Practitioners should be aware of the significant prevalence of obesity in the population.
Supports 2025New - CellularStrong
Ingestion of 20 g and 40 g of soy protein isolate does not stimulate increased rates of myofibrillar protein synthesis (MPS) under resting conditions in the elderly.
Soy protein isolate may not be effective for increasing muscle protein synthesis in elderly individuals.
Refutes 2017 - Energy balanceStrong
There was no significant effect of the intervention on daily steps, daily activity energy expenditure, or moderate-to-vigorous physical activity compared to the control group.
Practitioners should note that the program did not significantly increase physical activity levels.
Refutes 2023 - Energy balanceStrong
There were no differences in anthropometric variables after the intervention period with strength training.
Strength training may not lead to changes in body composition metrics in this population.
Refutes 2018 - Energy balanceStrong
Infertility affects up to 17.5% of the global population.
Awareness of the prevalence of infertility can guide public health initiatives.
Supports 2024 - Energy balanceStrong
The USDA withdrew its Eating Right Pyramid due to pressure from meat and dairy lobbying groups.
Practitioners should be aware of the influence of food lobbying on dietary guidelines.
Supports 2000 - CellularStrong
Body and fat mass and blood glucose levels are not regulated, controlled, or defended.
Practitioners should reconsider the concepts of regulation and control in metabolism when addressing obesity.
Supports 2022 - CellularStrong
The 'Invisible Hand of Metabolism' illustrates unregulated behavior of cells affecting physiological states.
Understanding cellular behavior can help in developing strategies for obesity management.
Supports 2022 - NeuralStrong
Sugar-sweetened beverage companies have successfully marketed their products by associating them with global cultural and sporting events.
Awareness of marketing tactics can help consumers make informed choices about beverage consumption.
Supports 2022 - NeuralStrong
The BB-Health study will evaluate age-sensitive cognitive assessments and cerebral hemodynamics as outcomes.
Practitioners should monitor cognitive health and cerebral hemodynamics in interventions.
Supports 2024 - MolecularStrong
GLP-1 RAs slow both thoracic and abdominal aneurysm growth.
GLP-1 RAs may be beneficial in managing aneurysms in clinical settings.
Supports 2025New