After Weight Loss Surgery, Eating is a New Adventure

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After Weight Loss Surgery, Eating is a New Adventure


After weight loss surgery, learning what to eat — and in what quantity — can be confusing.  Margaret Furtado, clinical nutrition specialist for the bariatric surgery program at Johns Hopkins University’s Bayview Medical Center, shares her healthy eating tips for bariatric patients. Read the full story

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