Intensive lifestyle management or earlier-generation medications

Intervention

1 paper studies it2 findings

Across all fields, 1 paper: none in people yet

  • In silico1

Outcomes

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Major complications

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1 study
  1. Intensive lifestyle management or earlier-generation medications prevent major complications in silico (17–23% of major complications prevented).

    “expanded access to intensive lifestyle management or earlier-generation medications would prevent 3% of deaths and 17-23% of major complications”

    In silicoU.S. adults with obesity; expanded access compared with current limited treatment access10 years

    Model projects preventable deaths under limited US obesity care

    Diabetes, obesity, and cardiometabolic CARE

Mortality

downin silico1−3% deaths prevented

1 study
  1. Intensive lifestyle management or earlier-generation medications decrease mortality in silico (3% of deaths prevented).

    “expanded access to intensive lifestyle management or earlier-generation medications would prevent 3% of deaths and 17-23% of major complications”

    In silicoU.S. adults with obesity; expanded access compared with current limited treatment access10 years

    Model projects preventable deaths under limited US obesity care

    Diabetes, obesity, and cardiometabolic CARE

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Diabetes, Obesity, and Cardiometabolic CARE

Model projects preventable deaths under limited US obesity care

For 107.6 million US adults with obesity, the simulation estimated 5.3 million preventable deaths over 10 years if treatment was forgone.For 107.6 million US adults with obesity, the simulation estimated 5.3 million preventable deaths over 10 years if treatment was forgone.

Computational studyObesity