Rui Ma, Pei-Qiang Jiang, Song-Yang Liu, Ding-Quan Yang, Yan Jiao
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In this editorial we comment on the article published in the recent issue of the World Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery. It investigates the potential mechanism of alcohol use disorder (AUD) following weight loss and its future prospects. We are particularly interested in this issue. According to existing research, the occurrence of AUD is closely linked to social factors, and the prevalence of AUD varies across different regions. However, there are limited studies on bariatric surgery and postoperative AUD in the Asian population, leaving ample room for further research in this area. Additionally, we believe that postoperative follow-up and dietary management are crucial. A multi-system integrated approach to management is the future direction for treating obesity.