The entire EASO community has been concerned and deeply saddened watching news of the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria. As a family of concerned healthcare professionals, researchers, scientists and patients, our thoughts and deep concern are with colleagues, their families and the millions of people affected across the region as this major humanitarian disaster unfolds.
Announcing the EASO - Novo Nordisk Foundation Obesity Prize for Excellence and New Investigator Awards in Basic Science, Clinical Research, Childhood Obesity and Public Health
We are pleased to hear from Cathy Breen, Chair of ASOI who coordinated development of the new Irish obesity treatment guidelines, Susie Birney, President of ICPO who brought the patient perspective into the guideline development process, and Ximena Ramos Salas representing Obesity Canada, who supported the guideline development process, which was based on an adaptation of the recent Canadian obesity guidelines. The launch of the new Irish Clinical Practice Guidelines for Obesity takes place 25 October.
Join the next EASO Early Career Network (ECN) eLearning Hub event taking place on Thursday 20 April 2023 at 8-9pm CEST.
In this webinar, Dr. Crotty will share his insights on the barriers to discussing weight with patients and best practices for discussing obesity in a clinical context.
Please join us on Thursday 2 March 2023 6-8 pm CET for this informative event and learn from personal experiences of patients, alongside experienced primary care physicians and researchers involved in developing and delivering obesity care.
Vilasini Bhaskaran, reflects on her experience at the EASO Masterclass Series in Annecy
Join EASO and the Early Career Network Board in congratulating Louise Tully, winner of the 2022 Best Thesis Award for her work on digital healthcare for children with obesity.
We, the Trustees and Executive Committee of EASO, herein call on our fellow medical and scientific associations to join us in strongly condemning the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation.
We are delighted to share this thoughtful video developed by our friends at Obesity Canada, a charitable organisation with membership that includes healthcare professionals, policy makers, researchers and people interested in obesity. The mission of Obesity Canada is to improve the lives of Canadians living with obesity through research, education and advocacy.
In conjunction with Royal College of Physicians (RCP) Rachel Batterham has developed a fascinating and highly watchable video highlighting the challenges of obesity in the UK, which has come into clear view during the COVID19 pandemic.
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