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CRS 2015: Incorporating LookAHEAD Data for Effective Counseling

09/28/2015

 

Tom Rifai, MD, FACP, Medical Director, Metabolic Nutrition and Weight Management, St. Joseph Mercy Oakland; Lifestyle Medicine Course Director, "Nutrition and The Metabolic Syndrome,", Harvard Medical School; Clinical Assistant Professor and Lecturer, Wayne State University School of Medicine; Science Advisory Board Member, Pritikin Longevity Center talks about the LOOKahead trial.

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