Original articleFeasibility of a brief, intensive weight loss intervention to improve reproductive outcomes in obese, subfertile women: a pilot study
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Key Words
Obesity
weight loss
anovulatory
intensive dietary intervention
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A.R. reports nonfinancial support from Nestle during the conduct of the study. M.L. has nothing to disclose. J.R. has nothing to disclose. C.F. has nothing to disclose. N.M. has nothing to disclose. Y.S. has nothing to disclose.
Supported by a grant from the Michigan Institute for Clinical Research (grant U040012 PI to A.R.); the core services of the Michigan Nutrition Obesity Research Center (grant DK089503); and the Michigan Center for Diabetes Research (grant P30DK020572).
Meal replacement product provided by Nestle. The Weight Management Program has received nonfinancial support from Optifast (Nestle).
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