April 6th, 2015
Weight-Loss Programs: Slim Evidence and Thin Results
Larry Husten, PHD
A new study concludes that some weight-loss programs may be slightly better than other programs but that in the long run none of the programs have been able to show a substantial weight loss over a sustained period. For even the best programs, an editorialist writes, “weight loss is modest and likely below patients’ expectations.” In […]
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