Authors

Emeka Osondu, Baptist Health Medical GroupFollow
Ehimen Aneni, Baptist Health Medical Group
Sameer Shaharyar, Baptist Health South Florida
Lara Roberson, Baptist Health Medical GroupFollow
Maribeth Rouseff, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Sankalp Das, Baptist Health Medical GroupFollow
Adnan Younus, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Henry Guzman, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Doris Brown, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Joann Santiago-Charles, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Teresa Ochoa, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Joseph Mora, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Cynthia Gilliam, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Virginia Lehn, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Shoshana Sherriff, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Thinh Tran, Baptist Health South FloridaFollow
Anthony Gonzalez, Center for Robotic SurgeryFollow
Theodore Feldman, Miami Cardiac & Vascular InstituteFollow
Arthur Agatston, Baptist Health Medical GroupFollow
Khurram Nasir, Baptist Health Medical GroupFollow

The Effectiveness of a Worksite Lifestyle Intervention Program on High-Risk Individuals as Potential Candidates for Bariatric Surgery: My Unlimited Potential (MyUP)

Publication Date

2016

Content Type

Article

PubMed ID:

26760281

Additional Authors:

Additional authors and institutional affiliations

Citation

Popul Health Manag (2016) 19(5):368-75