A curated selection of scholarly work, research activity, and professional recognition. Not a full curriculum vitae.
Guzmán M, et al. Journal of Public Health. 2020;42(4):828–838. doi:10.1093/pubmed/fdz170.
An observational investigation examining metabolic syndrome and its components in adults participating in a physician-supervised intervention. The original article documents the design, outcomes, and limitations.
Read the publication on PubMed ↗An additional reference point for Dr. Guzmán’s scholarly identity and research contributions.
A multicenter study examining changes in metabolic syndrome and related indicators. Of 577 enrolled participants, 479 met eligibility criteria for the published analysis.
View ClinicalTrials.gov record ↗Selected abstracts and posters presented at meetings of The Obesity Society, the Obesity Medicine Association, the World Obesity Federation, and other professional organizations.
Research examining the relationship between insurance coverage and treatment outcomes.
Work exploring behavioral dimensions of health improvement in structured clinical programs.
Research addressing clinical screening and risk identification in a weight-management population.
Recognition from The Obesity Society for early-career contributions to obesity research.
Alongside published research, Dr. Guzmán’s professional practice includes scientific product evaluation, development strategy, clinical evidence review, and pharmaceutical/life sciences scientific engagement. Client-specific and confidential work is not presented here.
Beyond traditional research, Dr. Guzmán’s work encompasses the design and advancement of evidence-based clinical programs that connect scientific knowledge with practical models of care.
His experience includes clinical frameworks, treatment pathways, and implementation strategies intended to support consistent, scalable, and patient-centered healthcare delivery.
For relevant scientific speaking, research dialogue, or professional inquiries, connect with Dr. Guzmán.