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What Exactly Do Doctors Learn in Medical School About How to Treat People With Obesity?

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Last updated: 2024/01/23 at 5:28 PM
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If you’ve ever visited a doctor and felt that the discussion about weight overshadowed your actual medical concerns, you may wonder what doctors learn about obesity during medical school. Obesity is widespread and linked to serious conditions, but weight is only one aspect of health. The causes of obesity are complex, involving genetics, lifestyle, and social factors. Treatment often requires a long-term approach beyond just “eat less, move more.” While medical school provides comprehensive education on obesity, some feel there is room for improvement in recognizing the social determinants of health and providing non-judgmental care.

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