… ‐of‐life, the movement also recommends the radical use of weight‐loss pharmaceuticals
to pursue and maintain low body weight, in contrast to their conventional use to treat obesity. …

… Weight restoration is likely to be necessary but not sufficient for recovery,1 and several studies
suggest that full-weight restoration confers a better prognosis than does partial restoration.…

… technology for monitoring weight loss which provides users with feedback on progress in
weight loss rather than the actual weight. The third quality we consider for reflection is that new …

… even argued that the key to weight loss is not reducing food … ethical reflection and debate.
Connecting the debates on public health ethics, CSR, health sciences, and business ethics …

… 1 shows that she maintained her weight. Weight loss in May 1998 was caused by viral …
It is important to quantify the effects of dysphagia and weight loss in financial terms because …

… In this final chapter, I reflect on some of the ethical challenges I faced during the research,
and also, to give further context to the research findings, I reflect on the influence my life …

… The next perceived obstacle in the way of more harmonious relationships between doctors
and managers that this chapter will address is whether it is ethically possible to place the …

… Such contributions could enhance ethical reflections, sharpen … potential conflicts between
the ethical position of ACI and the … From Problem to Success Feline weight loss programs that …

… To address these two concerns, I show how discourse ethics provides an accessible
heuristic for responsible reflection and judgment in actual (non-ideal) contexts of cyberethical …

… In this study, we utilized pooled data from two 18-month lifestyle, randomized weight loss
clinical trials, CENTRAL and DIRECT-PLUS, with 572 participants and MRI-assessed fat depots…