HomeProgramsWLS NewsWLS News – March 13, 2009 gwhqadmin March 13, 2009 WLS News 1 Comment In the March 13, 2009, edition of WLS News, we’ll investigate a promising new partnership in the fight against childhood obesity, and take a ride with a company that’s making bikes built for bigger riders. We’ll also get an update on clinical trials for gastric bypass revision surgery, find out why women store fat differently than men, and investigate whether those fad diets have any lasting impact when it comes to long-term weight loss. And, naturally, WLS Journeys host Yvonne McCarthy will be on hand to enlighten viewers about an outstanding new website for weight loss surgery support. It’s all online in this week’s newscast — check it out! Get the Flash Player to see the wordTube Media Player. Organizations mentioned in this week’s news: U.S. Centers for Disease Control The Cartoon Network U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) EatingWell Media Group Association of Junior Leagues International “Kids in the Kitchen” Program Super Sized Cycles Endogastric Solutions (Makers of the StomaphyX device) Dr. David Provost (Bariatric Surgeon) My Daily Detour (Laura Preston’s WLS support website) Bariatric Girl (Yvonne McCarthy’s WLS support site) Bariatric Advantage (nutritional supplements) University of New South Wales New England Journal of Medicine Harvard School of Public Health One Response Yvonne McCarthy March 13, 2009 Wonderful job as always Miss Leslie and a very Happy Birthday to you. I’d sing but you couldn’t hear it right now. It’s great that someone is focusing on childhood obesity because as we know, obese children almost always end up being obese adults and children can be especially cruel to overweight kids. Hey, and you’re right about those bike pants! Again, great job! Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website CAPTCHA Code *
Yvonne McCarthy March 13, 2009 Wonderful job as always Miss Leslie and a very Happy Birthday to you. I’d sing but you couldn’t hear it right now. It’s great that someone is focusing on childhood obesity because as we know, obese children almost always end up being obese adults and children can be especially cruel to overweight kids. Hey, and you’re right about those bike pants! Again, great job! Reply
