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A low-calorie diet and behavioral support program conferred weight loss in older participants with obesity and persistent atrial fibrillation but did not significantly improve AF symptoms vs. usual care, researchers reported. The observed weight loss also did not appear to significantly reduce physical performance testing or need for repeat cardioversion or AF ablation in the patient
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