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Editorial Office, WHO-CC • Clinical Health Promotion Centre • Health Science, Lund University, Sweden Copyright © Clinical Health Promotion Research and Best Practice for patients, staff and community, 2017 Clin Health Promot 2017; 7:7-5 Introduction The health risk of obesity is prevalent in United States women at 37% for ages 20–39 years, and 45% for ages 40–59 years (1). Behavioral weight-loss treatments have overwhelmingly been unsuccessful beyond their initial several weeks or months (2;3). In fact, some behavioral scientists recently suggested that corresponding research should be terminated due the consistency of unfavorable results for decades (4). However, 2 trials of an experimental cognitive-behavioral protocol entitled Weight Loss For Life demonstrated atypical success by maintaining a 6.1–6.3% mean loss in body weight over 2 years in mostly middle-age women with obesity (5). Weight Loss For Life is a low-cost, community-based treatment grounded in tenets of social cognitive theory (6). Social cognitive theory assumes that individuals can gain control over their behaviors through purposeful use of self-management, feelings of ability (i.e., self-efficacy), and positive psychological states (6).

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Contrasting university-based and older-age samples on weight-loss effects and their behavioral and psychosocial predictors associated with the Weight Loss For Life protocol