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    Neither surgery nor medications are a magic cure for obesity. "There is no easy fix," Dr. Snow says. Both weight loss surgery and medications must be combined with healthy eating, physical activity and lifestyle changes for long-term success.

    He encourages patients not to rule out any options before they get the facts. "For a long time, there’s been a taboo against weight loss surgery. But that’s changing as more people recognize that obesity is a disease that can be treated," Dr. Snow says. "For the right patient, bariatric surgery offers long-term, effective weight loss—and better health."

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    Medical Education

    MD - West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine - 2012

    Medical Experience

    Internship - Southampton Hospital - 2013

    Fellowship - Duke University Hospital - 2019

    Residency - Southampton Hospital - 2018

    Fellowship - Duke University Hospital - 2019

    Internship - Southampton Hospital - 2013

    Board Certification

    Certified - American Osteopathic Association-Surgery/General Surgery - Surgery (General Surgery) - 2019

    Certified - American Osteopathic Association-Surgery/General Surgery - Surgery, Bariatric - 2025

    Gender

    Male

    Languages

    English

    Clinical Interest

    Abdominal Surgery, Appendectomy, Colon Surgery, Complex abdominal wall reconstruction, Duodenal surgery, Endoscopy, Gallbladder, Gastric Balloon, Gastric Bypass, Hernia Repairs, Hiatal Hernias, Laparoscopic Surgery, Minimally Invasive Surgery, Reflux Surgery, Revision Surgery, Skin Lesions, Sleeve gastrectomy, Small bowel surgery, Stomach Surgery, Umbilical Hernia, Weight Loss

    Meet Timothy Snow, D.O. With Sentara Martha Jefferson Medical & Surgical Associates

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