Video Archive

This webinar explored the intersection between obesity and metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). Expert speakers discussed underlying mechanisms, pathophysiological pathways, and multidisciplinary management strategies to improve care for people living with obesity and MASLD. The session concluded with a live Q&A. Full programme and event description, here.

This webinar explored how to design engaging, evidence-informed health promotion interventions for children. Two expert speakers highlighted practical design principles and the use of storytelling, gamification, and digital tools, presenting the “Heróis da Fruta” case study as a model for community-based, child-centred approaches. Read the full webinar advertisement, here.

This webinar introduced the latest evidence on eating psychopathology after metabolic surgery. Assistant Professor Eva Conceição explored how disordered eating behaviours affect recovery and wellbeing, the challenges of applying DSM-5 diagnostic criteria post-surgery, and the complex links between eating disorders, obesity, and mental health. Attendees gained insights into current approaches to treatment and care, and […]

This webinar explored the complex relationship between obesity and cancer, focusing on evidence across specific cancer types, underlying biological mechanisms, and implications for clinical care. Experts discussed the impact of inflammation, insulin resistance, and hormonal changes, along with cancer screening and prevention strategies for people living with obesity. Full programme and event description, here.

This webinar explored ethical challenges in obesity care and research, with a focus on both adult and paediatric populations. Expert speakers examined issues surrounding autonomy, consent, and equitable access to treatment, alongside ethical considerations in research. The session concluded with a live Q&A. Full programme and event description, here.

This webinar provided early career researchers with key insights into the growing evidence base on ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and their significance for public health. Dr Zoé Colombet and Dr Yanaina Chavez-Ugalde explored consumption patterns, health risks, and classification challenges, while Professor Emma Boyland discussed the influence of UPF marketing and the need for stronger policy […]

This webinar, co-hosted by EASO and Europe Region World Physiotherapy, explored the role of physiotherapists in obesity management, with a focus on musculoskeletal health complications. Expert speakers discussed the impact of obesity on neuromusculoskeletal function, strategies for integrating physiotherapy into obesity care to improve patient outcomes, and the patient perspective on the importance of physiotherapists […]

This webinar provided early career researchers with essential insights into complex systems approaches to obesity. Led by Professor Harry Rutter, the session explored the importance of conceptualising obesity as a complex systems issue and its implications for evidence generation, public health action, and policy development. Attendees gained a deeper understanding of how a systems-based approach […]