General dietary interventions may matter more than specific habits before bariatric surgery, study shows

People preparing for metabolic-bariatric surgery may eat quite differently from one another, but those differences do not necessarily translate into different measures of cardiometabolic health, according to a new Concordia study. The researchers say the findings could help health professionals and patients make informed choices about lifestyle and eating habits in the lead-up to surgery—and earlier.

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