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The largest and longest prospective comparison of bariatric surgery with medical and lifestyle treatment in people with type 2 diabetes and high BMI showed durable benefit at 7- and 12-years follow-up.
SAN DIEGO — Adults with obesity and type 2 diabetes who undergo bariatric or metabolic surgery have a lower HbA1c and greater weight loss than those who did not undergo surgery at 7 and 12 years of follow-up, according to trial data. In a symposium at the American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions, researchers presented long-term findings from the Alliance of Randomized Trials of
The American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions will feature results from multiple incretin drug trials, data on bariatric surgery versus lifestyle management, new interactive debates, and much more.
Labor-Health-Education Appropriations: Eliminating Waste andEnhancing Accountability
A new clinical trial represents the largest, longest, and highest dose study to date, investigating the effects of krill oil on osteoarthritis of the knee and building on previous research on krill oil’s benefits for joint health.