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ECO2022: Obesity Hype, Hope, and Progress

May 6, 2022

Health & Obesity, Health Policy, Scientific Meetings & Publications

As we prepare to put a bow on ECO2022, it’s plain that some things in obesity are changing rapidly. But others are not. Though the reality of coping with it is still far from ideal, the options are getting much better. The scientific understanding of it has grown sharper, but messages to the public aren’t […]

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Tirzepatide Phase Three Obesity Results: Wow!

April 28, 2022

Health & Obesity, Scientific Meetings & Publications

Make no mistake. The competition to deliver better therapies for obesity is heating up in an impressive way. This morning, Eli Lilly released topline results for their first phase three trial of tirzepatide in obesity. One word sums up the reaction from top clinical scientists in obesity: “Wow!” Jeff Emmick is the vice president of […]

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ARPA-H: Aiming for Breakthroughs in Obesity Science

March 20, 2022

Health & Obesity, Health Policy

“Focusing on cancer, focusing on obesity, focusing on diabetes, a whole range of diseases … we’re going to make significant breakthroughs.” This in a nutshell is the aspiration for ARPA-H, as voiced by President Joe Biden. It is a new agency with a billion dollars of funding for the next three years, passed in a bipartisan […]

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Were Meal Kits Just a Pandemic Thing?

March 15, 2022

Consumer Trends, Food & Nutrition, Food Industry, Health & Obesity

The pandemic isn’t done with us yet. Cases are rising a bit in Europe and it’s anyone’s guess where this is heading. But certainly, it appears that many of us are done with the pandemic. Does this mean the boom in meal kits will fade? Will it turn out that they were just a pandemic […]

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OCW2022: Looking Ahead Ten Years in Obesity Care

OCW2022: Looking Ahead Ten Years in Obesity Care

February 28, 2022

Health & Obesity, Health Policy

“If you don’t know where you’re going, you’ll end up someplace else.” Yogi Berra had that right. So it’s good to start into OCW2022 by clearly looking ahead at the future for obesity care with six distinguished leaders from diverse backgrounds. In a wide-ranging discussion for OCW2022, they are looking forward to advances in science, […]

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Continuous Glucose Monitors for One and All?

Continuous Glucose Monitors for One and All?

February 12, 2022

Consumer Trends, Health & Obesity

To each his own – because truly, one size will never fit all. We can find no better illustration for this than the idea that perfectly healthy people might want to wear a continuous glucose monitors. And yet we have a crop of new tech startups that want to put these glucose monitors on all […]

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Racing Toward Better Anti-Obesity Medicines

February 9, 2022

Health & Obesity, Scientific Meetings & Publications

There’s a race heating up. It is a race to open the way for better obesity care and deliver better options. In this race, semaglutide (Wegovy™) has a head start. But a pack of other options are on the way. Yesterday in JAMA, results in a study of tirzepatide for treating type 2 diabetes tell […]

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Pandemic Fitness: Peloton Takes a Dive

Pandemic Fitness: Peloton Takes a Dive

January 25, 2022

Consumer Trends, Health & Obesity

The pandemic rearranged the landscape for many industries, and it certainly did that for the fitness industry. In 2019, it was a $97 billion industry. Then it shrank to $54 billion in 2021. Facilities closed and suddenly the big trends were fitness apps, home fitness, and outdoor workouts. Proving that luck matters, Peloton soared in […]

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Obesity: Gut Signals, Fat Tissue, and Bariatric Surgery

Obesity: Gut Signals, Fat Tissue, and Bariatric Surgery

January 21, 2022

Health & Obesity, Scientific Meetings & Publications

Bariatric surgery has a profound effect on the chronic disease of obesity. Diabetes goes into remission and hunger recedes. Metabolism finds a steadier state, more compatible with good health. But the billion-dollar question is, how? Make no mistake. This is a big puzzle. Now a series of publications over the last several weeks reveals the […]

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Telehealth Works in Obesity Care, but What’s Next?

January 19, 2022

Consumer Trends, Health & Obesity, Health Policy, Scientific Meetings & Publications

A new study in Obesity tells us that telehealth can work just fine in obesity care. But what will the future hold? Payers and patients will likely have their their say. Already, telehealth businesses have had quite a bumpy ride. A prime example would be Teledoc, which saw its stock soar from $83 per share […]

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