While the attention GLP-1s are receiving is exciting for medical professionals like me who've specialized in obesity treatment for decades, with little fanfare, the ‘miracle drug’ message is misleading and harmful.

Most wellness programs focus on diet and exercise to help people lose weight. They may work—for a while. For lasting change? Try a medical approach.

Found is solving hard problems that sit at the intersection of telehealth, biology, behavior change, and modern consumer products.

Rich Krutsch first noticed a sudden uptick in the use of diabetes drug Ozempic® at his company eight months ago.

A new class of drugs seems to be the wonder-cure for obesity, but a leading medical specialist drops a bombshell.

Excess weight isn’t just about health. It can have financial and social costs, too

There’s a debate on whether obesity is a complex disease or a lack of willpower. Here’s what the science has to say.

There is a long-lived stigma around medication for weight care—and it’s time to talk facts because lifestyle changes alone may not be enough to reach your goals. 

Here’s the thing about weight stigma: Whether you’ve heard it called fatphobia, fat shaming, or discrimination based on weight and size, all of those terms are consistent with systemic bias.