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News releases from The Obesity Society

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New Therapeutic Treatment Helps People Lose More Weight and Keep It Off
Study Shows Clear Gains From Weight-Loss Treatment Aimed at Setting Goals Based on Personal Life Values 
From Marketwired News Releases
Doctors prescribe diabetes treatment medications 15 times more than obesity drugs, study finds
Clinicians are missing critical opportunity to prevent diabetes with obesity treatments 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
MAJOR OBESITY SCIENTIFIC & MEDICAL CONFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS, LA OCT. 31 - NOV. 4
Top Researchers, Policymakers, Healthcare Providers to Gather in New Orleans for Largest International Scientific & Medical Conference on Obesity, Weight Loss 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
One in five from 2001 - 2008 U.S. military sample have obesity; Veterans as likely to have obesity as civilians, study shows
Obesity in military may be tied to increased cases of depression and PTSD 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Prepackaged portion-controlled meals can lead to greater weight loss than self-selected portions, research says
New research on frozen dinner entrees shows satisfaction and adherence are also high 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Study Finds No Decline in U.S. Childhood Obesity Levels; Rates of Severe Obesity Continue to Climb
Urgent need to find treatment for the 4.5 million children in U.S. who have severe obesity 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Researchers Identify Key Statistical Errors in Obesity Science & Strategies to Avoid Them
Authors aim to improve obesity research, confidence in outcomes 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Can Mindful Eating Help Lower Risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease?
New research suggests mindfulness could improve glucose levels, heart health 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Does Gender Expression Impact Weight? New Research Ties Masculinity to Higher BMI for Young People
Conforming to gender norms can impact healthy behaviors for youth and could be key for targeting obesity prevention & treatment efforts 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Genetic Fingerprinting Could Help Healthcare Providers Create Custom Weight-Loss Solutions for Patients
NIH researchers review findings from genetic weight-loss studies to bring us closer to precision medicine for obesity 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Stressed Parent? New Research Shows Your Children May be Twice as Likely to Have Obesity
Findings from the Study of Latino Youth (SOL Youth) show link to parental stress and obesity in offspring in Latino population 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Are You Hardwired to Enjoy High-Calorie Foods? Research Links Genes to Heightened Brain Reward Responses to Foods High in Fat and Sugar
Tie could aid in development of new treatments for obesity 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
One Night of Poor Sleep Could Equal Six Months on a High-Fat Diet, Study Shows
New study in canines examines the effect of sleep loss on insulin sensitivity 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Three in Four Patients Are Not Covered for Obesity Treatments
Sixteen percent of employers have wellness programs, but many do not offer obesity treatment coverage 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Do Certain Words Entice Us to Eat High-Calorie Foods?
Researchers identify how food word cues influenced by both stress and genetics can be associated with increased food desire and intake 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
The Obesity Society Introduces Eight New Award and Grant Opportunities, Encourages Obesity Research
TOS Recognizes 2015 Award and Grant Recipients at ObesityWeek(SM) 2015, Nov. 2 - 6, in Los Angeles 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Breaking Obesity, Weight-Loss Research to be Unveiled at Largest, International Conference on Obesity
ObesityWeek(SM) 2015 to be held Nov. 2 - 7 in Los Angeles, CA 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
More than 35 Leading U.S. Health Organizations Launch Campaign to Improve Obesity Care
National Obesity Care Week calls for comprehensive, compassionate and patient-focused approach to treat the disease of obesity 
From PR Newswire
Americans Deserve Better: Leading Obesity Groups Call for FDA Regulation of Dietary Supplements Sold as Medicinal or Curative
To protect consumers, research, treatment and patient groups propose regulatory reforms, offer tips for healthcare providers 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Top Researchers, Policymakers, Practitioners to Gather in Los Angeles for Largest International Scientific Conference on Obesity, Weight Loss
ObesityWeek(SM) 2015 Set for Nov. 2-7 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Alcohol Sensitizes Brain Response to Food Aromas and Increases Food Intake in Women, Research Shows
First study of its kind ties hypothalamus, in addition to the gut, to the aperitif phenomenon 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Healthy Children's Menu Items Tied to Healthier Ordering Patterns and Sustained Restaurant Revenue
First study of its kind finds good news for children's food choices and sustainable restaurant revenue 
From GlobeNewswire News Releases
Research Finds Commercial Diets Effective for Weight Loss, Tied to Better Health
More research is needed to better evaluate and compare long-term benefits of all programs 
From PR Newswire
New Research Provides First Glimpse of Weight Gain Guidance for Pregnant Women with Obesity
Researchers from Magee-Womens Hospital recommend women with obesity not gain any weight until mid-pregnancy or later 
From PR Newswire
A Broader, Global Approach to Obesity Treatment and Prevention
The Obesity Society says a recent Lancet series reinforces need for evidence-based policies to improve the food environment as part of a broader approach to obesity treatment and prevention 
From PR Newswire
Puerto Rican Officials Blame Parents of Children with Obesity, Consider Fines
The Obesity Society & The Obesity Action Coalition say the proposed bill is misguided and ignores the core scientific understanding of obesity as a disease 
From PR Newswire
TOS: FDA Approves New Drug for Binge Eating Disorder (BED)
The Obesity Society says that while not all individuals with obesity have BED, about 7-10% of those who seek obesity treatment are affected 
From PR Newswire
First Pharmacological Guideline for Obesity Treatment Provides Clinical Roadmap for Anti-Obesity Drug Treatment
The Obesity Society says guideline supplements TOS/AHA/ACC Obesity Treatment Guidelines to fill a gap in treatment 
From PR Newswire
TOS: FDA Approves First Medical Device for Obesity Treatment Targeting Brain-to-Stomach Signaling
The Obesity Society calls for continued momentum toward a full spectrum of obesity treatment tools 
From PR Newswire
U.S. Surgeon General Committed to Addressing Obesity
The Obesity Society Looks Forward to Working with Dr. Vivek Murthy to Help Those Affected 
From PR Newswire
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