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Cut Down to Size
Cut Down to Size covers everything you need to know about bariatric surgery, from referral through to the challenges you may face after surgery. Most people who seek weight loss surgery have struggled for many years to control their eating, and have experienced increasing health limitations, self-consciousness and discrimination. People see weight loss surgery as their last chance for a better, more normal life. While hopeful fantasies about an alternative future make it hard to contemplate the risk of failure, some patients experience considerable emotional or physical problems.
This book offers insight into the realities of living with weight loss surgery, and practical exercises help you think through your emotional readiness, social circumstances and eating habits that could determine the success of surgery. Active preparation for surgery by making psychological and lifestyle changes puts you in the best position to achieve better health and emotional wellbeing.
Cut Down to Size is the first book to focus on the psychological and social aspects of weight loss surgery and will be of interest to health professionals as well as anyone contemplating weight loss surgery. By sharing the experiences of other bariatric patients, the reader can appreciate the nature of life after surgery and make a judgement about their capacity to cope with these demands.
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Student--Tracking Devices Save Money, Raise Concerns
Radio-frequency identification-- the same technology used to monitor cattle-- is tracking students in two Texas school districts, helping the school systems save thousands of dollars in state funds for student attendance, but raising serious privacy concerns.
Journal Article
Family planning clinics hard hit by budget cuts
Many clinics, including Planned Parenthood, have started charging patients higher fees or restricting access to highly effective birth control, such as IUDs and implants, because of the state funding cuts.
Newsletter
BRIEF: Missing N.C. couple found dead in Galveston hotel
According to the community newspaper there, police were even called to corral the crowd.
Newsletter
CDC says baby boomers should get hepatitis C test
Aug. 17--All baby boomers should be screened for hepatitis C, a potentially deadly virus that can lead to liver failure, federal health officials said Thursday.
Newsletter
CDC says all baby boomers should get hepatitis C test
Aug. 16--Baby boomers, the generation at greatest risk for hepatitis C, should all be screened for the virus that causes the liver disease, federal health officials said Thursday.
Newsletter
Texas' high school graduation rate reaches a record high
Young people who receive their high school diplomas earn about $630,000 more during their lives than those without diplomas or GEDs, according to a National Council of La Raza report released earlier this year. jennifer.radcliffe@chron.com Credit: Houston Chronicle
Newsletter
Houston charter school facing critical audit, lawsuits
July 28--A Houston charter school with a troubled history now finds itself entangled in fraud accusations, an audit that questioned hundreds of thousands of dollars in loans and salary payments, and the looming prospect of state oversight.
Newsletter
No bail for man who took boy to London
According to his company website, he planned to be in London from July 18 to Aug. 22.
Newsletter