Exercise counselling
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Diet and exercise counseling does not reduce cardiovascular or all-cause mortality associated with prediabetes and type 2 diabetes- A calorie-restricted Mediterranean diet, with plenty of exercise, might help prevent diabetes in some older adults
- Lifestyle intervention reduces risk of excess gestational weight gain
- Behavioral counseling to prevent CVD not effective or recommended
- Consider a formal exercise prescription as initial therapy for patients with symptoms of depression
- Healthful behaviors associated with lower likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes
- Primary care physicians can help patients lose weight
- Limiting eating to an 8-hour period with caloric restriction produced greater short-term weight loss
- Alexander technique reduces low back pain disability
- Intensive lifestyle intervention fails to improve patient-oriented outcomes in obese diabetics
- Lifestyle changes do not affect outcomes in patients with pre-diabetes or diabetes
- Platelet-rich plasma injections are not superior to placebo injections for ankle osteoarthritis
- Strength training plus protein supplementation can delay or prevent frailty
- Cardiac rehabilitation after myocardial infarction for older adults reduces hospitalization, improves function (PIpELINe)
- Wearable technology (eg, Fitbit) combined with lifestyle intervention = LESS weight loss
- Lifestyle interventions in pregnancy may reduce maternal weight gain
- Controlled-release combo of phentermine and topiramate decreases weight (CONQUER)
- Population-based case-finding intervention to identify undiagnosed COPD and asthma has minimal benefits