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For some patients, lifestyle modification, nutritional support and medication may still be insufficient to achieve meaningful health improvements. In such cases, minimally invasive endoscopic procedures can play a complementary role in obesity management. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

A 36-year-old man in China reportedly died after undergoing gastric bypass surgery. - Photo: South China Morning Post. Edited via Canva

Many people who attempt to lose weight often succeed at first but end up regaining it, a cycle that leads to frustration and health complications. Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily.

Childhood obesity is far from harmless. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Three out of five cases of liver cancer could be prevented, the international team of experts said. - 123RF photo for illustration purpose only

Childhood obesity has become a global health crisis, with poor dietary habits and sedentary lifestyles, fuelled by screen time and lack of physical activity, contributing to this "epidemic”. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

Diabetes, particularly Type 2, accelerates liver damage by increasing insulin resistance and fat deposition in the liver, making early detection and intervention crucial. - Bernama file photo

Bariatric surgery being performed on a patient. Photo: Nik Ritza Kosai

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) or its more recent counterpart MAFLD (Metabolic Associated Fatty Liver Disease) are fast becoming a silent epidemic, significantly elevating the risk of liver cancer among Malaysians. Free stock images