Weight loss reduces medical costs for insured patients with chronic conditions
Date published: June 2021
PEER-REVIEWED STUDY
This study evaluates medical cost savings associated with weight loss among commercially insured adults with chronic medical conditions. Read the full study in the National Library of Medicine.
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