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Most adults with obesity do not enrol in comprehensive weight loss interventions when offered. For these individuals, lower burden self‐weighing interventions may offer an acceptable alternative, though data is lacking on the potential for reach and representativeness of such interventions. Health system patients with BMI ≥30 kg/m2 (or 25–30 kg/m2 with an obesity comorbidity) completed a general health...
The extent to which behavioral weight management interventions affect health inequalities is uncertain, as is whether trials of these interventions directly consider inequalities. We conducted a systematic review, synthesizing evidence on how different aspects of inequality impact uptake, adherence, and effectiveness in trials of behavioral weight management interventions. We included (cluster‐) randomized...