Signals
The weight came back. Some visceral fat did not. Obesity care may be measuring the wrong outcome
A 5- and 10-year MRI follow-up found that some reductions in visceral fat persisted even after participants regained their lost body weight. Greater visceral fat loss during the original lifestyle interventions was associated with better long-term metabolic health and a lower risk of type 2 diabetes. The findings challenge a system that often defines success,…
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