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Family-Centered Child Obesity Treatment : The TEAM UP Randomized Clinical Trial

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By Amanda Staiano, Stephen Cook, Richard Stein, Alyssa Button, Robert Newton, Robbie Beyl, Alison Baker, Jeanne Lindros, Anne-Marie Conn, Amy Braddock, R. Welch, Denise E. Wilfley, Lauren Fowler, Angela Lima, Timothy McBride, Janis Stoll, Jahaira Capellán, Kevin Fiscella, Geoffrey Williams, Lauren E. Cherry, Kimberly Drews, Stewart Gordon, Lindsay Hall, William Johnson, Natalie Malek, Peyton D. Murray, Yaming Shao, Sandra G. Hassink, Victoria Rogers, Kristine DiBitetto, R. Kenneth Singletary, Angelle Ullmer, Ava Zebrick, Jeremiah Salmon
| JAMA Network Verified
Supplement 1. Supplement 2. eTable 1. Baseline Characteristics for those Included in the Primary Outcome Analysis in the Overall Sample and by Treatment Assignment eTable 2. Number of Completed ESOC and FBT Overall and by Baseline Demographic Characteristics eTable 3. Change From Baseline in the Exploratory BMI Outcomes Throughout the TEAM UP Trial eTable 4.
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Q&A: AAP’s guidance on treating childhood obesity provides an ‘on-ramp to implementation’

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By Andrew Rhoades Verified, Sandra G. Hassink, Carol L. DiBerardino Verified
| Healio Primary Care Verified
You've successfully added Primary Care: Obesity to your alerts. You will receive an email when new content is published. Click Here to Manage Email Alerts We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com. Key takeaways: Earlier this year, the AAP issued guidance on obesity treatment for youth. Providers can use a checklist and other available resources to implement the guidance one step at a time.
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What is obesity and when do children need medical treatment?

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By Sandra G. Hassink, Sarah E. Hampl
| Johnson City Press Verified
As a parent, you want the best possible health for your child. So does your pediatrician. When your child comes to see a pediatrician, for either a well visit or a sick one, we are always asking ourselves what we can do to keep your child healthy. An important step in understanding your child’s health is checking if they have excess weight. That’s because excess weight — overweight or obesity — can impact their overall health.
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