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Weight loss tips: bariatric surgery only option for severely obese - Northern Voices Online

Weight loss tips: bariatric surgery only option for severely obese
Northern Voices Online
Meanwhile bariatric surgery has emerged as the only option for severely obese people Weight loss is turning out to be a very important problem for a large number of people across the world. Though the problem exists from Europe to Africa and Asia, ...

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LocateADoc.com Reveals Trend: More Moms Want Tummy Tucks, Despite Record Low ... - MarketWatch (press release)

LocateADoc.com Reveals Trend: More Moms Want Tummy Tucks, Despite Record Low ...
MarketWatch (press release)
"You would think that if fewer mothers are having babies, there would be fewer requests for the one procedure that restores their post pregnancy bodies. It's a striking turnabout from the CDC's statistics," said Karen Castillo of LocateADoc.com.

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Lakeland offers weightloss seminar - Niles Daily Star

Lakeland offers weightloss seminar
Niles Daily Star
1: Lakeland Regional Medical Center, Frederick S. Upton Education Center, 1234 Napier Ave., St. Joseph Dr. Michael Schuhknecht, one of Michigan's most experienced bariatric surgeons, and staff members of the Lakeland Comprehensive Weight Loss Center ...

EnteroMedics Reports Fourth Quarter 2011 Financial Results - MarketWatch (press release)

EnteroMedics Reports Fourth Quarter 2011 Financial Results
MarketWatch (press release)
Approximately 13900 bariatric surgeries were performed in Australia in 2008. The ReCharge Pivotal Trial is a randomized, double-blind, parallel-group, multicenter pivotal clinical trial in 233 patients at 10 sites testing the effectiveness and safety ...

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Small cuts bring big changes in surgery - Houston Chronicle

Small cuts bring big changes in surgery
Houston Chronicle
The techniques require a shift in mindset, said Dr. Shawn Tsuda, chief of the division of minimally invasive and bariatric surgery at the University of Nevada Medical School. "You're looking at a two-dimensional screen instead of the patient's body and ...