Unintentional weight loss is defined as a noticeable decrease in body weight that occurs without the individual actively attempting to lose weight. If a person is eating the same diet and has not ...

It may seem counter-intuitive, but losing weight without even trying may not be a good thing. "It's not typical to have a noticeable drop in weight without changing how much you're eating, being more ...

Researchers at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center have completed a study aimed at improving how physicians evaluate unintentional weight loss, a common but challenging clinical problem, ...

When trying to lose weight, many people focus on a basic “calories in versus calories out” model. Yes, nutrition and energy expenditure are certainly important considerations when pursuing weight loss ...

A new study examining the evaluation of unintentional weight loss (UWL) calls into question the widespread use of routine diagnostic testing when weight loss is unexplained, and underscores the need ...

In the rapidly evolving field of obesity medicine, the arrival of highly effective anti-obesity medications -- particularly glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) and GLP-1/gastric inhibitory polypeptide ...

Working with a doctor or nutritionist, older adults can develop a plan for weight management that addresses their individual needs. Weight management can be a complex process for people ages 65 years ...