Sébastien Czernichow

TL;DR: Type 1 diabetes patients benefit from bariatric surgery in terms of weight loss and glycemic control, and close monitoring of insulin therapy appears warranted to prevent minor hypoglycemia in the first months post-surgery.

TL;DR: It was found that, in this cohort, vegetable consumption increased with ageing, and retirement had an indirect effect on vegetable consumption mediated by changes in the place of lunch.

TL;DR: Although hypertension was much more prevalent in the obese compared with overweight and lean/normal-weight individuals, uncontrolled hypertension was also more frequent despite a higher rate of treatment, and may probably be the consequence of obesity and its complex pathophysiology, more than to an inadequate therapeutic decision by clinicians.

TL;DR: A virtual population based on data representative of the French population and compared the performances of the two most popular risk equations to predict cardiovascular death: Framingham and SCORE revealed an exaggerated representation of coronary among cardiovascular death predicted by Framingham.

TL;DR: Findings suggest that the Traditional-Lebanese pattern may exert a protective effect in this subgroup of overweight and obese adults and follow-up studies are needed to confirm those findings.