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Five-Year Outcomes of Gastric Bypass in Adolescents Superior to Adults
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Editor's Note
Marian Ayad, our current PharmD candidate from University of Colorado, was questioning whether waiting till a patient was in their 30’s or 40’s was the best for performing gastric bypass. When she did her research she found out that the sooner the bypass is done, the better the outcomes, especially with regards to hypertension and diabetes. Now, the question is how young is too young? Check out her special feature to learn more.
Dave Joffe
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Gastric bypass surgery in adolescents shows benefits in diabetes and hypertension remission more than in adults.
Study examines why type 2 diabetes incident rate is higher in patients with chronic kidney disease.
Previous studies have raised carcinogenic concern on artificial sweeteners. This study compares sugar sweetened beverages to artificially sweetened ones to assess risk of mortality.
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