Compared to the other groups, Weight Gainers and Minimal Late Responders had a distinct trajectory associated with two modifiable factors: the number of treatment visits and AOMs. Tailored interventions targeting these factors early may increase the probability of meaningful weight loss.

A 12-week culturally adapted exercise program combining aerobic activity and resistance exercises positively influenced body composition and anthropometrics of postmenopausal women.

This retrospective study of a virtually-delivered obesity care program found that program users lost 8% of their body weight on average at 12 months, and weight loss increased with program engagement. These findings support the value of virtual platforms in efficiently scaling access to high-quality weight care.

Osteoporosis reduces bone mass and increases fracture risk in older adults, impacting morbidity and mortality. This study examined the relationship between BMD, BMI, and trabecular bone score in middle-aged and older men with or without benign prostatic hyperplasia using health data from a regional hospital in southern Taiwan. Findings revealed complex interdependencies between BMI, BMD, and trabecular bone score, highlighting the dual role of higher BMI and the need for a holistic approach to bone health.