This panel session will focus on the critical examination of multiple case studies that explore the integration of nutrition and anti-obesity medications in clinical practice. With the rise in obesity rates and utilization of pharmacotherapy treatment, this session is designed to offer attendees a nuanced understanding of how these interventions can be effectively combined to achieve better health outcomes in real-world settings.

Each case study will be presented by an expert in the field, highlighting the practical challenges, successes, and lessons learned from real-world applications. The discussion will cover a range of topics, including patient selection criteria and access, the role of personalized nutrition intervention, and the impact of these medications on long-term weight management.

The session aims to provide conference attendees with evidence-based insights into the complexities of treating obesity and introduction of highly-effective medications. It will also address the ethical considerations, research limitations, and potential side effects associated with anti-obesity medications. By the end of the session, participants will have a deeper understanding of how to integrate these approaches into their practice, helping to improve patient care and outcomes.

Planned with the Weight Management DPG