Dr. Lillian Craggs-Dino (@Lcdino) joins the MBS Digest Editorial Board as Bariatric Nutrition Editor. Registered dietitian at Cleveland Clinic Florida, 24+ years in the field, chair of the ASMBS RDN Committee.
MBS Digest now has readers in 58 countries. The US is 70% of our website traffic, and Latin America is already 19%.
We're building a publication for the whole metabolic and bariatric community, so if you have original research, a case, or an opinion piece, we'd like to hear from you. Submissions are open.
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This old thread tells the story of how television 📺 propagates the overweight and obesity stigma.
Unfortunately the 1000-Lb. Sisters gives a false impression on the experience of most people who undergo #bariatricsurgery. “Television” likes to promote extreme situations for entertainment purposes. It is NOT a fair representation of most #obesity RX. 1/ apple.news/ABoqZ5-AORNuWk1AX…
Bariatric teams: the Tennessee ASMBS chapter meets October 30 in Nashville to discuss advances in metabolic and bariatric surgery and emerging treatments. Today's society announcement includes registration details. xitter.cf/ASMBS/status/211366177…
Join the Tennessee Chapter of #ASMBS on October 30, 2026, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Explore advancements in metabolic and bariatric surgery, emerging treatment options, and more. Register here to attend: buff.ly/RjrnAd3
The latest Staple Line is out: surgery and cancer, late clots after sleeve, and Revita after tirzepatide. Catch the Oct. 21 episode of the MBS Digest audio edition: mbs-digest.com/podcast/s/the…
New on The Staple Line, the weekly audio edition of MBS Digest.
Vol. 2, No. 15, 11 minutes: surgery and cancer, with one signal pointing the other way. Why clots after a sleeve can show up late. A sponsor-reported Revita result. An oral GLP-1 in Europe.
Link in reply.
MBS Digest Vol. 2, Issue 15: bariatric surgery and cancer incidence in 784,105 Nordic adults (aIRR 0.81; pancreatic cancer 1.19); 29% of sleeve-associated portomesenteric thromboses diagnosed after week 4; 12-year RYGB mortality 4.34% vs 7.11%. Link in reply.
MBS Digest has a new full name: the Metabolic and Bariatric Sciences Digest. The initials, the weekly briefing and the editorial board stay the same. Surgery remains central; the name now covers the full range of obesity care our readers work in.
The Production Editor's editorial on why the name changed: mbs-digest.com/p/a-name-that…
Weight recurrence deserves a careful revision discussion, not an automatic trip back to the OR. ASMBS is highlighting its Weekend session, ‘Just One More Hand: Weight Recurrence Revisions.’ Education, not a new outcomes study. xitter.cf/ASMBS/status/211040105…
Join us for “Just One More Hand: Weight Recurrence Revisions” at #ASMBSWeekend: buff.ly/5XPqLLp
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