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    ObesityWeek 2021 Presidential Plenary - Hot Topics in Obesity - 2 year(s) ago

    What’s relevant right now to your research and practice? Watch the 2021 ObesityWeek Presidential Plenary for free, and hear from leading experts like Rebecca…

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      Watch #OW2021 Presidential Plenary for Free! #Renowned leaders discussing #obesity research, treatment, and advocacy on emerging issues and latest science research. https://t.co/OT5HiHiu6M Want more content? Buy #OW2021 OnDemand https://t.co/EFrVAenNOe

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    Abstract Submissions - ObesityWeek® - 2 year(s) ago

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      ObesityWeek® 2022 TOS Abstract Submission Window is OPEN! Visit https://t.co/j8boIOiq45 to submit yours! #OW2021 https://t.co/1icU1wq5oR

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    Semaglutide’s Weight-Loss Benefits Were Sustained in a 2-Year Study - 2 year(s) ago

    This past June, the US Food and Drug Administration approved semaglutide, a glucagon-like peptide 1 receptor agonist marketed as Wegovy, for chronic weight management based on results from the four 68-week STEP (Semaglutide Treatment Effect in People with obesity) trials. Now, the findings from a…

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      Semaglutide was approved by @US_FDA this past June to treat overweight and obesity. The findings from a 2-year study presented at the @ObesityWeek conference in November suggest that the drug’s weight-loss benefits can be sustained. #OW2021 https://t.co/Yg2bAOap3r

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    Rethink standard weight-loss treatments to improve obesity outcomes for Black women - 2 year(s) ago

    Black women remain underrepresented in weight-loss intervention studies and typically lose less weight compared with white women, but tailored interventions and engagement strategies can increase chances of success, according to a speaker.CDC data show Black women have the highest obesity prevalence in the United States compared with other groups and are the only race and sex subgroup with an

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      ICYMI: “By continuing to innovate in this space as we have, while needing to make further strides, we can achieve weight loss that is at least clinically significant as a common standard for Black women." #OW2021 @ObesityWeek https://t.co/pVTbWktGtH

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    Weight loss may prevent cancer, reduce mortality for adults with obesity - 2 year(s) ago

    Weight-loss interventions may reduce risks for some cancers, cancer mortality and recurrence for people with obesity, according to a speaker at ObesityWeek 2021. Tanya Agurs-Collins, PhD, RD, program director of the health behavior research branch in the division of cancer control and population sciences at the National Cancer Institute, said some studies have found weight loss may have a

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      Updated w/ perspective: "Expanding clinical trials and weight-loss interventions will be important to determine their impact on the survival of patients with specific cancer types." @ObesityWeek #OW2021 https://t.co/NFmipX39Cl

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    Rethink standard weight-loss treatments to improve obesity outcomes for Black women - 2 year(s) ago

    Black women remain underrepresented in weight-loss intervention studies and typically lose less weight compared with white women, but tailored interventions and engagement strategies can increase chances of success, according to a speaker.CDC data show Black women have the highest obesity prevalence in the United States compared with other groups and are the only race and sex subgroup with an

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      ICYMI: “Much of the work we do as behavioral intervention scholars is predicated on the success we have seen in those efficacy trials, but there is a difference in weight loss, particularly when it concerns Black women." #OW2021 @ObesityWeek https://t.co/pVTbWktGtH

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    Rethink standard weight-loss treatments to improve obesity outcomes for Black women - 2 year(s) ago

    Black women remain underrepresented in weight-loss intervention studies and typically lose less weight compared with white women, but tailored interventions and engagement strategies can increase chances of success, according to a speaker.CDC data show Black women have the highest obesity prevalence in the United States compared with other groups and are the only race and sex subgroup with an

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      Tailored interventions and engagement strategies could help increase weight loss among Black women, according to a presenter at #OW2021. @ObesityWeek https://t.co/prhq6jnK3L

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      Tailored interventions and engagement strategies could help increase weight loss among Black women, according to a presenter at #OW2021. @ObesityWeek https://t.co/pVTbWktGtH

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    Steps to eliminate inequities in preventing, treating obesity - 2 year(s) ago

    Researchers should consider six key questions to design an effective and culturally relevant weight-loss intervention that will reach and include historically underrepresented groups, according to a speaker.The pathway from obesity risk to treatment outcomes is influenced by disparities in the development of obesity, the uptake of treatment and the response to treatment, Monica L. Baskin, PhD,

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      ICYMI: “The overall inequities that we see are a reflection of multilevel disparities, many of which are social rather than biological determinants." @drmonicabaskin @ObesityWeek #OW2021 https://t.co/G8YJlvp7YL

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