Medical Economics September 4, 2024
Obesity has long been treated as a lifestyle issue rather than a complex chronic disease. Despite its prevalence and serious health consequences, the medical community has historically fallen short in providing adequate care and support for those affected. While patients with obesity often present with multiple comorbidities such as high blood pressure and diabetes, traditional treatment focuses on managing individual conditions rather than addressing the root cause. This fragmented approach has left millions struggling with weight management, facing stigma, and limited access to effective care.
Consequently, patients with obesity are confronting negative outcomes that affect not only their physical and mental health but also their quality of life. In fact, the number one cause of mortality in the US is...
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