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In cases where the underlying problem is addiction, psychiatrists say that neither gastric-bypass surgery nor lifestyle changes are likely to prove effective.
Food May Be Addicting for Some Kevin Helliker 2011
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The gastric-bypass patients had a higher rate of complications immediately after surgery.
Bypass Beats Band for Weight Loss Jennifer Corbett Dooren 2012
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Tate Taylor, whose previous credits include a 29-minute film called "Chicken Party" and a feature-length comedy about a woman who had gastric-bypass surgery.
An Unknown, With Leverage Rachel Dodes 2011
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Robin Blackstone , the president of the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery who practices in Scottsdale, Ariz., explained that gastric banding initially seemed safer than gastric-bypass surgery in the first three months after the procedure.
Bypass Beats Band for Weight Loss Jennifer Corbett Dooren 2012
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Half of the patients received a gastric band while the other half underwent the Roux-en-Y procedure, a common gastric-bypass procedure in the U.S. Patients were matched according to sex, age and BMI.
Bypass Beats Band for Weight Loss Jennifer Corbett Dooren 2012
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James had many health problems, leading her to have gastric-bypass surgery in 2003.
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According to the law-enforcement official, Ms. Hussein's husband told police that his wife had been recovering from a recent gastric-bypass surgery and began choking in her sleep and coughing up blood shortly after midnight.
Man in Bronx Shot to Death Tamer El-Ghobashy 2011
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In gastric-bypass surgery, surgeons reduce the size of the stomach and the smaller stomach is then attached to the middle of the small intestine, bypassing a section of the intestine and thereby limiting the absorption of calories.
Bypass Beats Band for Weight Loss Jennifer Corbett Dooren 2012
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The state's employee insurance plan will cover gastric-bypass or Lap-Band surgery costs for 100 people statewide on a first-come, first-serve basis, said Stephen VanCamp, director of the employee insurance program.
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That would probably be only slightly more popular than putting Defense spending on a gastric-bypass diet, given the number of jobs that are involved.
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