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News releases from The Obesity Society

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One of the Most Difficult Challenges in Weight Loss is Keeping the Weight Off Over the Long Term
A National Institutes of Health Working Group explains why and recommends new approaches, including individualized weight-loss treatment and maintenance 
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FDA Ruling Provides Consumers with Calorie Labeling Information to Make Informed Food Choices
The Obesity Society says weight loss can be more challenging without readily available caloric information 
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Study Shows Employees Offered Financial Incentives Were 33 Times More Likely to Participate in Wellness Programs
Employer-Based Financial Incentives Tied to Uptake of Telephone Health Coaching 
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The Obesity Society Honors Influential Public Figures for Supporting the Field with Inaugural Presidential Medals
Society enhances focus on early career investigators and clinicians 
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Study Suggests the Human Body Cannot be Trained to Maintain a Higher Metabolism
Research ties high-protein diets to increased metabolism & 45% more muscle mass 
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Research Suggests High-Fat Diets During Pregnancy Could Influence Brain Functioning & Behavior of Children
Maternal obesity tied to increased likelihood of obesity for male vs. female children 
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Americans' View on Obesity is Changing: Fewer Adults See it as a Personal Problem of Bad Choices
U.S. Public & Healthcare Professionals Increasingly See Obesity as a Community Problem of Shared Risks 
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First Long-Term Study on Calorie Labeling Shows Strategy Effective in Reducing Weight Gain by 50%
Study Released as part of Obesity Journal Symposium at Obesity Week(SM) 2014 
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U.S. Adult Consumption of Added Sugars Increased by More Than 30% Over Three Decades
Cap and Trade Policy for Added Sugars Shown a Promising Strategy to Reduce Consumption, Improve Health 
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Thinking About the Long-Term Impact of Your Food Choices May Help Control Food Cravings
New research adds evidence that distraction techniques may improve weight loss 
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Study Shows Bicycle-Friendly City Infrastructure in U.S. Significantly Increases Cycling to Work by Residents, Which Can Improve Health of Locals
Minneapolis Greenway Tied to Increase in Active Commuting for Residents Living in Neighboring Communities 
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Sixty-five Percent of American Adults are Recommended Behavioral Weight-Loss Treatment, Study Shows
Of those, 83% should be considered for pharmacotherapy, 23% could be candidates for bariatric surgery 
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The Obesity Society Recognizes Significant Contributions to Obesity Research & Treatment with 2014 Awards and Grants
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Latest in Weight Loss Strategies to be Unveiled at Premier International Meeting for Obesity Science & Treatment
2nd Annual ObesityWeek(SM) Conference Takes Place Nov. 2-7, 2014, in Boston, Mass. 
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The Obesity Society: Reduced Energy Density in Foods Can Create Healthier Food Environment and May Help to Reduce Obesity
Experts Applaud Food & Beverage Industry Actions to Improve the Food Environment 
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New FDA-Approved Weight Loss Drug Adds New Tool for Obesity Treatment
The Obesity Society Calls FDA Approval of Contrave a Step to Improve Health, Weight of Nation 
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Unprecedented Level of Research Unveiled in Full Obesity Guidelines Expert Panel Report
TOS Provides New Printed Resource for Obesity Professionals Seeking Evidence-Based Solutions 
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AMA Joins Call for Coverage of Obesity Treatments and Medications
The Obesity Society Invites AMA to Collaborate on Advocacy Initiatives to Improve Access to Care 
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The Obesity Society: Workplaces Offer Great Opportunities, Advantages for Employee Health & Wellness
TOS Pledges Support for the Sixth Annual National Employee Wellness Month, Offers Advice for Developing Workplace Wellness Programs 
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Most in U.S. Support Laws to Crack Down on Weight Discrimination
Leading Obesity Groups Take Action to Educate on Obesity Discrimination & Weight Stigma 
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Research Concludes Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Contribute to the U.S. Obesity Epidemic, Particularly Among Children
The Obesity Society Recommends Children Minimize Consumption of SSBs 
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Cigarette Smoking May Lead to Excess Fat, Calorie Consumption in Women with Obesity, Study Finds
Research in Obesity Journal Contradicts Idea that Smoking Aids in Keeping a Healthy Weight 
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The Obesity Society Encourages Science-Industry Collaborations to Support Obesity Science, Public Health
New Position Statement Condemns Ad Hominem Attacks on Researchers 
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The Obesity Society Commends Administration for Proposed Food Labeling Improvements
Congratulates the First Lady for Four Years of Let's Move 
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Largest U.S. Weight-Loss Study Shows Long-Term Weight Control is Possible with Intensive Lifestyle Intervention (ILI)
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Plant-Based Diets Show More Weight Loss Without Emphasizing Caloric Restriction
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Study Ties Surgical Weight Loss to Reduced Aging
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Price Increases on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Improve Zero Calorie Selections by 25+ Percent
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Is Medically Supervised Weight Loss for Obesity Cost Effective?
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Corporate Wellness Programs Are Keeping the Bottom Line Fit; What About Employees?
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