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Weight-loss maintenance in successful weight losers: surgical vs non-surgical methods
International Journal of Obesity, 12/03/08

Bond DS et al. - The findings suggest that weight-loss maintenance comparable with that after bariatric surgery can be accomplished through non-surgical methods with more intensive behavioral efforts. Increased susceptibility to cues that trigger overeating may increase risk of weight regain regardless of initial weight-loss method.

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