ilmscore | Prediction Details
"getting them lose as much weight as possible makes it less risky. That's the obvious. Two, it's the showing that they have an inkling of the behavior that is going to actually make them lose weight after the surgery cuz all it's doing is reducing your stomach by what 90%. So with that, it's showing that you're going to actually maintain through."
By Caleb Hammer | June 4, 2025 | Correct
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Financial Audit’s Most Special Guest 00:58:59 - 00:59:15
Interpreted Prediction
Doctors require patients to lose weight before surgery to reduce risk and demonstrate an ability to maintain weight loss post-surgery, as the procedure only reduces stomach size.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction is about doctors requiring patients to lose weight before weight loss surgery, which is standard practice. A search confirms that pre-operative weight loss is a common requirement for bariatric surgery candidates to reduce risks and improve outcomes.

Prediction Details

Topic
Weight Loss Surgery Behavior Change

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