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This week on Ava Devine’s Bad Advice, I sit down with Bariatric surgeon Bernie Hanna to discuss one of the most important and controversial health topics in America today: obesity. With obesity rates continuing to climb, millions of Americans are struggling with chronic disease, mobility issues, mental health challenges,...

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