Perspectives on the management of overweight and obesity
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McGuire, A
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While obesity prevalence is similar in men and women, men are less likely to participate in weight-loss programs•Women and men differ in their biology, social roles, and their position in the community•New models of obesity management are needed to account for gender differences and broader social and environmental factors.
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Case Reports in Women's Health
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22
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Nursing
Women's studies (incl. girls' studies)
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Gender
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Overweight and obesity
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Seib, C; McGuire, A, Perspectives on the management of overweight and obesity, Case Reports in Women's Health, 2019, 22, pp. e00116-