Medical articles of Obesity

Obesity can increase the risk of heart and circulatory conditions by contributing to high blood pressure, abnormal cholesterol levels, diabetes and changes in the structure and function of the heart.

Obesity in the UK is increasing rapidly, with approximately 1 in 4 adults now classified as obese in England. Minimally invasive endoscopic treatments, including Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG), ...

Obesity in children is an increasingly common concern encountered in clinical practice, with implications that extend well beyond childhood. In this article, a consultant paediatric endocrinologist ex...

On hand in this article here to explain why metabolic obesity can be potentially very problematic for patients, is revered consultant endocrinologist, Dr Ralph Abraham.

Obesity is a growing health concern across the UK, affecting both physical and emotional wellbeing. For many, losing weight can be extremely challenging despite lifestyle changes. In recent years, new...

Obesity is a complex health condition characterised by excessive body fat accumulation that can lead to chronic conditions, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease and certain cancers. Central to u...

On hand to provide us with an informative account with regards to how obesity can be effectively treated with Tirzepatide is award-winning specialist in metabolic medicine, Professor Carel Le Roux.

Obesity is more than a matter of weight — it's a major risk factor for numerous chronic diseases, particularly those that affect the heart. In this article, a consultant GP explains the relationship b...

Obesity is a chronic metabolic disease where there is too much excess fat in the body. In this article, a consultant endocrinologist explains the role hormones play in the development and perpetuation...

Weight management is a comprehensive approach to achieving and maintaining a healthy lifestyle that goes beyond diet and exercise alone. This article written by Dr Simon Hodes, GP at Cleveland Clinic ...