Articles, tagged with "gastric band", page 3
21st May 2010
For many dangerously obese people, bariatric surgery is a final option when dieting and exercise has failed or is impossible to perform. A procedure in which the size of the stomach is reduced through a surgical procedure (often a gastric band) or a porti...
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Author:
drcalvert
23rd April 2010
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We Care Health Services
14th April 2010
As a society we have become more health cognizant and anxious with weight gain so it comes as no surprise that there is an overabundance of weight loss options, from dieting to optional surgery weight loss. On the other hand, for many obese people, it is ...
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Author:
weightlossgoldcoast
01st April 2010
Bariatric surgery is now fairly commonplace. Obesity operations such as gastric bands and gastric bypass surgery have made a huge difference to the health of a number of people by freeing them from the restrictions of diabetes, high blood pressure and joi...
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Author:
Daniel Harris
15th March 2010
A recent news story revealed that two 14 year olds had undergone weight-loss surgery at Sheffield Children's Hospital. The resulting debate looked at the general provision of such surgeries and whether they should be offered to minors.
Bariatric (weigh...
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Author:
Daniel Harris
15th March 2010
Bariatric (weight loss) surgery is increasing in popularity. Surgeries to treat morbid obesity include laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding and gastric bypass. For most people, the focus is actually having the surgery. They want to know if they qualif...
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Author:
Daniel Harris
12th March 2010
Human body is vulnerable to so many diseases. They may arise out of one's eating disorders, working habits, genetic problems, and many other reasons. Some very common and persistent problems include obesity and back pain. A variety of treatments have also...
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Author:
thesurgeonssite
05th March 2010
One in four men in the UK are obese and unfortunately this figure is rising. In the 1960's being a little bit overweight wasn't seen as a serious health risk, it was just a slight problem to have an overly tight waistband and beer belly. Today the situati...
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Author:
Daniel Harris
10th February 2010
Watch a repeat of a sitcom from the 1970s and you are likely to cringe at the political incorrectness, particularly in relation to sex and ethnicity. In 2010, few people would feel comfortable watching many of the programmes of this era due to the overt l...
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Author:
Daniel Harris
09th February 2010
There are at least three news stories a day regarding some celebrity somewhere getting plastic surgery for one reason or another. Their stomach is not flat enough or their cheeks are sagging or the most important reason of all, their butt looks bad on cam...
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Author:
Smarticlesmart Inc
04th February 2010
In the world of those seeking for surgical weight-loss procedures, lap band surgery (also known by its registered trademark LAP-BAND®) is a medical boon. Lap band surgery is a kind of weight-loss surgery that modifies the anatomy of your stomach in such ...
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Author:
adalphpaul
14th January 2010
You might feel disappointed when, whatever slimming program you try, they all seem to be failing. There are times when you might need to change your point of view for results to be visible. In these circumstances, it may be worthwhile investigating weight...
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Author:
Leanne Laker
23rd December 2009
The extremely high cost of health care in many countries, especially for elective procedures, combined with limited medical resources that often require patients to wait months or years for treatment, is behind an exciting new trend with excellent possibi...
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Author:
Zoumanan
18th December 2009
Mumbai: No doctor in China wanted to operate on 33-year-old Qin Fang, who weighed a challenging 285 kg. A fortnight after local newspapers carried Qin's weighty problem, authorities at the Nankai Hospital near Beijing called a Mumbai doctor to help the yo...
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Author:
Mike
17th December 2009
Since 1995, numerous studies have published results showing that bariatric surgery and in particular the gastric bypass procedure cures type 2 diabetes.
It is thought that the cure is brought about by changes to the hormones produced by the digestive ...
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Author:
Daniel Harris