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American Medical Association Lifestyle change: Diet myths busted, nutrition facts delivered American Medical Association - Sara Berg • Americans have acquired a taste for a high salt diet due to eating processed foods, with adults consuming more than 3,400 mg of sodium per day—more …
American Medical AssociationMedicine New decade, new you: Encourage patients to follow these 10 health tips American Medical Association - Sara Berg Every new year comes with a laundry list of resolutions to “get healthier.” But it is often hard to stick to those New Year’s resolutions and goals. …
American Medical Association 6 lifestyle changes patients with obesity, prediabetes should make American Medical Association - Sara Berg For patients affected by obesity—or prediabetes—there can be physical and emotional consequences. However, patients can make lifestyle changes to …
American Medical Association 9 diet questions patients should be asking their doctors American Medical Association - Sara Berg Eating a healthy diet can help adults live longer and have a lower risk of obesity, heart disease, type 2 diabetes and certain cancers. Healthy …
American Medical AssociationDiabetes How patients can start—and stick with—key lifestyle changes American Medical Association - Sara Berg Every new year, people begin thinking about making important lifestyle changes to improve their health and well-being. There is often a laundry list …
American Medical Association Skip diet labels. Help patients make real changes that last. American Medical Association - Sara Berg From low-fat to low-carb, there are dozens of popular diets to choose from. With an overflow of fad diets, how do patients sort through the science …
American Medical Association How anti-obesity bias hinders patients' lifestyle change efforts American Medical Association - Sara Berg Obesity rates continue to climb in the U.S. and throughout the world, while bias toward people with obesity continues unabated. Weight bias and …
American Medical Association AMA’s 10 health recommendations for successful New Year’s resolutions American Medical Association CHICAGO — As the new year quickly approaches, the American Medical Association (AMA) is offering 10 recommendations to help Americans make the most …
American Medical Association For most, diet and exercise—not meds—key path to lower BP American Medical Association - Sara Berg Left to right: Robert Carey, MD, Thomas Lee, MD, Karol Watson, MD, Paul Whelton, MD, and Patricia Salber, MD. With the release of the new hypertension …
American Medical Association Lifestyle change at heart of Dallas practice’s BP-control efforts American Medical Association - Sara Berg Even with an increase in the number of patients with hypertension (46 percent), an emphasis remains on the need for lifestyle change in blood …
American Medical Association Fatima Cody Stanford, MD, MPH, MPA: Advancing patients’ progress against obesity American Medical Association - Staff News Writer The AMA “Members Move Medicine” series profiles a wide variety of doctors, offering a glimpse into the passions of women and men navigating new …
American Medical Association Lauren Benning: Reducing the obesity stigma American Medical Association - Staff News Writer On the move with: Lauren Benning, a medical student at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine who is eyeing a future in obesity …
