Application of the Lancet Commission Criteria for the Diagnosis of Obesity to a Clinical Trials Population: The <scp>LEAP</scp> Trial

Among clinical trial participants eligible for obesity pharmacotherapy, 19.5% were classified as having no/pre-clinical obesity using the Lancet criteria. Applying the criteria was complicated in a well-resourced trial setting, which suggests potential challenges in implementing these guidelines in real-world practice.

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Obesity
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2025-10-27
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https://doi.org/10.1002/oby.70070
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Pharmacology and Obesity Treatment
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Abstract

Among clinical trial participants eligible for obesity pharmacotherapy, 19.5% were classified as having no/pre-clinical obesity using the Lancet criteria. Applying the criteria was complicated in a well-resourced trial setting, which suggests potential challenges in implementing these guidelines in real-world practice.

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