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According to recent CDC data, African American women have the highest rate of obesity. Four out of five Black women are overweight or have obesity.
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The OMA Obesity Algorithm has finished being revised for 2023 and is now available. In this webinar, Dr. Justin Tondt will highlight the changes from the previous edition.
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The OMA Obesity Algorithm has finished being revised for 2023 and is now available. In this webinar, Dr. Justin Tondt will highlight the changes from the previous edition.
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