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Effectiveness of a behavioral weight management intervention by race, ethnicity, income, and education: a meta-analysis

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By Lorraine Dean, Shadiya L. Moss, Gary Foster, Alexandra Lee, John W. Apolzan, Amy Gorin, Stanley Heshka, John M. Jakicic, David G. Marrero Verified, Patrick O’Neil, Sherry Pagoto, Ana Palacios Verified, Kelly Palmer, Renee J. Rogers, Deborah Tate, Stephanie Fitzpatrick, Michelle Cardel
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Abstract Racially and ethnically marginalized groups experience disproportionately high obesity rates, but are underrepresented in clinical trials of obesity treatments. Obesity treatments seem less effective for marginalized groups, but studies are characterized by small samples, clinic-based treatments, and little attention to socioeconomic position.
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The Physiology Of the WEight Reduced State (POWERS) study: design and rationale for assessment of food intake, physical activity and other behavioral constructs | International Journal of Obesity

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By Michael Lowe, Kelly Allison, Maxine N Ashby-Thompson, John M. Jakicic, Matthew Hayes, Christopher Kline, Susan Roberts, Marie-Pierre St-Onge, Wendy King
| Nature Verified
Abstract The Physiology Of the WEight Reduced State (POWERS) study is a multi-center NIH-funded clinical trial designed to determine the physiological basis for variability in weight loss maintenance among adults with obesity following participation in a behavioral weight loss program. Two hundred and five healthy adults, aged 25–<60 years, with body mass index 30–<40 kg/m2 complete up to four serial assessments (before weight loss; after ≥7% weight loss; and four and 12 months later).
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Long-term change in body composition following intentional weight loss and its effect on physical function - International Journal of Obesity

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By George A Bray, Karen Johnson, John M. Jakicic, Ariana M. Chao
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Abstract A concern with intentional weight loss among middle-aged and older adults with obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is the loss of lean mass, which may lead to declining physical function. However, the association between changes in body composition with intentional weight loss and physical function over the long-term is unknown. Thus, we examined the association between changes in body composition and physical function 8 years following an intensive lifestyle intervention (ILI).
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