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PCRM study demonstrates strong appetite for evidence-based, non-pharmaceutical approaches to weight management among Chennai adults Chennai, July 8, 2025: A new survey conducted by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) reveals a strong openness among Chennai residents toward using plant-based nutrition as a strategy for weight loss. Among adults surveyed in four Indian cities - Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru - Chennai recorded the highest preference for dietary approaches over injectable weight-loss drugs, with 87% of respondents indicating they would choose a plant-based method if it were supported by scientific evidence. Dr. Zeeshan Ali, Research Program Specialist at PCRM These survey responses closely align with findings from peer-reviewed studies, which have linked plant-based diets to lower body mass index and reduced risk of conditions such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease - of which Chennai population has a high predisposition. The survey...