One of the interesting components included within the pediatric obesity guidelines released in 2023 was the addition of contributors to childhood obes…
Knowledge checks will be available every fifth blog and consist of a checklist of objectives and questions based on the prior blog posts. In addition,…
Rare genetic conditions associated with obesity are highlighted on the ABOM exam test content outline, though the level of detail and difficulty varie…
Endoscopic interventions continue to expand within the field of obesity treatment, offering both primary and secondary therapeutic options. Prior to t…
One of the most concerning adiposity-mediated comorbidities is malignancy. Obesity increases the risk of certain cancers significantly and is classifi…
Each year, certain high-yield topics tend to give candidates more trouble than others, and this year Cushing syndrome was an area that candidates felt…
Knowledge checks will be available every fifth blog and consist of a checklist of objectives and questions based on the prior blog posts. In addition,…
Scattered throughout the ABOM-recommended test resources are two United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommendation statements that …
Although it may not be the most thrilling ABOM blog, a more in-depth review of receptors will be valuable for exam preparation. Memorizing the locatio…
Behavioral therapy is one of the four pillars of obesity treatment. Similar to pharmacotherapy, there are distinct techniques that need to be differen…
Welcome to the 2025 ABOM exam blog season! From now until October, I will post a weekly blog covering a variety of high-yield ABOM exam topics with an…
The American Board of Obesity Medicine has listed the Canadian Adult Obesity Clinical Practice Guidelines (accessed here) as one of the newer recommen…
Knowledge checks will be available every fifth blog and consist of a checklist of objectives and questions based on the prior blog posts. In addition,…