Ananda Chatterjee (NYU Langone School of Medicine.)
Obesity Medicine Made Easy
Ananda Chatterjee (NYU Langone School of Medicine.)
Obesity Medicine Made Easy
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Obesity is a complex disease, and this brief resource offers a comprehensive review of the most recent evidence on the multitude of ways to help treat this condition. Practically oriented for the reader to understand and easily apply the knowledge to patients, it specifically focuses on the lifestyle medicine approach to obesity management.
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Obesity is a complex disease, and this brief resource offers a comprehensive review of the most recent evidence on the multitude of ways to help treat this condition. Practically oriented for the reader to understand and easily apply the knowledge to patients, it specifically focuses on the lifestyle medicine approach to obesity management.
Produktdetails
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- Made Easy Series
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 92
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 138mm x 216mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 152g
- ISBN-13: 9781032443218
- ISBN-10: 1032443219
- Artikelnr.: 67825394
- Made Easy Series
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 92
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 138mm x 216mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 152g
- ISBN-13: 9781032443218
- ISBN-10: 1032443219
- Artikelnr.: 67825394
Dr. Ananda Chatterjee is a Family medicine physician who is triple board certified in Family Medicine, Obesity Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine. He has also completed a Fellowship in Obesity medicine at the NYU Langone School of Medicine. His deep understanding and compassion for patients with obesity has led to a successful private practice in Portland, Oregon. Before that he was in Toronto, Canada, where his passion of obesity medicine was founded while practicing primary care and travel medicine. He has a deep understanding of the clinical guideline development process and what other physicians desire when looking for educational material. He has published in this realm of knowledge translation, including an article in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) titled 'How can Canadian guideline recommendations be tested?'. In his spare time his interests include world travel, fine dining, watching NBA and the latest binge worthy tv show.
Preface. Acknowledgments. Author biography. Where are we now. Notes. Why we
should care. Notes. What we need to understand. Defining obesity.
Pathophysiology. Causes of obesity. Nonmodifiable. Genetics. Prenatal
history. Childhood. Modifiable. Epigenetics. Medical conditions. Food
quantity. Food quality. Less movement. Lack of sleep. Stress.
Weight-gaining medications. Governmental policies. Food marketing.
Consequences of obesity. Weight bias. Notes. What can we do. Assessment.
Treatment. Lifestyle interventions. When to eat. How much to eat. What to
eat. Sedentary time. Aerobic activity. Resistance training. Sleep. Stress.
Obesity pharmacotherapy. FDA-approved medication. Off-label medications.
Bariatric surgery. Other. Post-operative management. Notes. How can we be
successful. Cognitive behavioral therapy. Therapeutic relationship. Agenda
setting. Self-monitoring. Goal setting. Motivation. Accountability.
Contents ix. Problem solving. Stimulus control. Social support. Cognitive
restructuring. Education. Assertiveness training. Relapse prevention
strategies. Motivational interviewing. Positive psychology. Circadian
rhythm. Notes. Index.
should care. Notes. What we need to understand. Defining obesity.
Pathophysiology. Causes of obesity. Nonmodifiable. Genetics. Prenatal
history. Childhood. Modifiable. Epigenetics. Medical conditions. Food
quantity. Food quality. Less movement. Lack of sleep. Stress.
Weight-gaining medications. Governmental policies. Food marketing.
Consequences of obesity. Weight bias. Notes. What can we do. Assessment.
Treatment. Lifestyle interventions. When to eat. How much to eat. What to
eat. Sedentary time. Aerobic activity. Resistance training. Sleep. Stress.
Obesity pharmacotherapy. FDA-approved medication. Off-label medications.
Bariatric surgery. Other. Post-operative management. Notes. How can we be
successful. Cognitive behavioral therapy. Therapeutic relationship. Agenda
setting. Self-monitoring. Goal setting. Motivation. Accountability.
Contents ix. Problem solving. Stimulus control. Social support. Cognitive
restructuring. Education. Assertiveness training. Relapse prevention
strategies. Motivational interviewing. Positive psychology. Circadian
rhythm. Notes. Index.
Preface. Acknowledgments. Author biography. Where are we now. Notes. Why we
should care. Notes. What we need to understand. Defining obesity.
Pathophysiology. Causes of obesity. Nonmodifiable. Genetics. Prenatal
history. Childhood. Modifiable. Epigenetics. Medical conditions. Food
quantity. Food quality. Less movement. Lack of sleep. Stress.
Weight-gaining medications. Governmental policies. Food marketing.
Consequences of obesity. Weight bias. Notes. What can we do. Assessment.
Treatment. Lifestyle interventions. When to eat. How much to eat. What to
eat. Sedentary time. Aerobic activity. Resistance training. Sleep. Stress.
Obesity pharmacotherapy. FDA-approved medication. Off-label medications.
Bariatric surgery. Other. Post-operative management. Notes. How can we be
successful. Cognitive behavioral therapy. Therapeutic relationship. Agenda
setting. Self-monitoring. Goal setting. Motivation. Accountability.
Contents ix. Problem solving. Stimulus control. Social support. Cognitive
restructuring. Education. Assertiveness training. Relapse prevention
strategies. Motivational interviewing. Positive psychology. Circadian
rhythm. Notes. Index.
should care. Notes. What we need to understand. Defining obesity.
Pathophysiology. Causes of obesity. Nonmodifiable. Genetics. Prenatal
history. Childhood. Modifiable. Epigenetics. Medical conditions. Food
quantity. Food quality. Less movement. Lack of sleep. Stress.
Weight-gaining medications. Governmental policies. Food marketing.
Consequences of obesity. Weight bias. Notes. What can we do. Assessment.
Treatment. Lifestyle interventions. When to eat. How much to eat. What to
eat. Sedentary time. Aerobic activity. Resistance training. Sleep. Stress.
Obesity pharmacotherapy. FDA-approved medication. Off-label medications.
Bariatric surgery. Other. Post-operative management. Notes. How can we be
successful. Cognitive behavioral therapy. Therapeutic relationship. Agenda
setting. Self-monitoring. Goal setting. Motivation. Accountability.
Contents ix. Problem solving. Stimulus control. Social support. Cognitive
restructuring. Education. Assertiveness training. Relapse prevention
strategies. Motivational interviewing. Positive psychology. Circadian
rhythm. Notes. Index.