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Clinical practice and outcomes

Research and guidance about bariatric surgery practice, patient selection, perioperative care, long-term outcomes, and follow-up.

Patient-first briefs. Linked sources. Evidence without hype.

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  1. Weight-loss surgery Multiple-source review

    Clinical obesity status outperformed BMI in surgery candidates

    Francesco Rubino's JAMA Network Open letter, covered August 16-17, 2026, applied the Lancet Commission labels to four surgical centers.

More to know

  1. Surgery + medicines Independent reporting

    GLP‑1 therapy after sleeve was associated with better 10-year weight outcomes

    A retrospective 111-patient study found an association between adjuvant semaglutide or tirzepatide and greater long-term weight loss after sleeve gastrectomy.

  2. Surgery + medicines Primary documents

    ASMBS meeting data show rising GLP‑1 use, falling operations, and a large treatment gap

    One ASMBS meeting analysis found that 90% to 95% of patients whose records showed severe obesity without diabetes received neither treatment studied.

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  1. Surgery + medicines Primary documents

    OBSCORE model estimates 10-year risk across 18 obesity-related outcomes

    Researchers built a 20-feature model using UK Biobank data and tested parts of it in two independent cohorts.

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