Dear Editor, We have read the excellent paper by Wong et al.[1]. The authors reported that
the prevalence of high-risk drinking increased from 13.4% prior to surgery to 22.7% 1 year …

Dear Editor, The excellent paper by Spadola et al. raises the problem of an issue of relevant
interest, but not enough studied. A high proportion of patients undergoing bariatric surgery …

In the article,“Impaired alcohol metabolism after gastric bypass surgery: a case-crossover
trial,” Woodard and colleagues 1 raise the important issue of considering the postoperative …

Anecdotal reports of the development of alcohol misuse after gastric bypass surgery have
begun to proliferate recently in the media and on bariatric surgery websites. This has …

To the Editor: Huang et al. reported some interesting data regarding a relation between
metabolic syndrome (MetS) and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) in severely obese …

Dear Editor We read with interest the article from Felsenreich et al.[1], and we congratulate
them for displaying such current important aspect of current bariatric surgical practice. We …

The article by Rossi et al.[1] does an excellent job of examining various measures of weight
loss and determining which of the measures of weight loss correlate better with improvement …

Bariatric surgery is increasingly used to address clinically severe obesity and associated
health conditions. The number of surgeons and centers offering these procedures has …

Objective: This article presents an argument for the rethinking of concerns around
bariatric/metabolic surgery in people with disordered eating. Conclusion: Practice has …

Binge eating disorder, food addiction, and dysregulated overeating are common among
people with severe obesity and prevalent among bariatric surgery populations. These …