So let me just start by asking you, what is the most common sort of clinical scenario that you see a patient diagnosed with cancer whos walking into your office and dealing with either obesity or weight gain, what is the typical scenario there and how do you approach it
[2] What most summaries miss is the design nuance: active lifestyle support was also removed during the off-treatment year
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