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Letter: Union County doesn't need 'retreads' - La Grande Observer

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By Michael Rosenbaum
| La Grande Observer Verified
What’s with all the retreads running for Union County commissioner? You’d think Matt Scarfo and Donna Beverage would respect the will of Union County voters who made clear by majority vote we want our commissioners to serve a maximum of two terms. And Mark Simmons keeps running although he hasn’t won an election since his Oregon House days. Matthew should retire to his bar, Donna the ranch and Mark to reminisce about his years of doing some good in the House. Let’s give the newbies a shot.
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The Physiology Of the WEight Reduced State (POWERS) study: strategies for the analysis of biological specimens - International Journal of Obesity

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By Michael Rosenbaum, Kelly Allison, Rudolph L Leibel, Matthew Hayes
| Nature Verified
Abstract The Physiology Of the WEight Reduced State (POWERS) study is a multi-center clinical trial designed to understand the physiological basis for observed variability in weight regain following intentional weight loss among US adults. The primary dependent variable is weight regain over one year following a 7% or greater supervised weight loss.
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The Physiology Of the WEight Reduced State (POWERS) study: overview and study design - International Journal of Obesity

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By Susan Roberts, Wendy King, Matthew Hayes, Michael Rosenbaum, Kelly Allison, Michael Lowe, Rudolph L Leibel, John M. Jakicic
| Nature Verified
Abstract Obesity is a multifactorial disease caused by physiological and environmental factors. Adults who have obesity are at increased risk for several additional chronic and infectious diseases, resulting in reduced life expectancy, compared to those with lower body mass indices. Weight loss (WL) has several clinical benefits to reducing these risks. However, among those who intentionally lose weight, it is common for some, or all, of the lost weight to be regained.
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