Assessing people living with Obesity using both BMI and waist circumference may identify the higher-risk phenotype than either BMI or waist circumference alone, particularly in those individuals with lower BMI.

The urgency of addressing Obesity is clear. What should the primary focus of Weight Management be for people living with Obesity? For HCPs.

Starting conversations about Weight Management with empathy and respect can make all the difference for people living with Obesity. How can sensitive conversations enhance patient care? Stay informed—follow our account for more updates!

European guidelines for Weight Management emphasize a multidisciplinary approach, combining lifestyle changes, pharmacotherapy, and surgery when necessary. Which professionals should be included in a weight management team?

How often do you discuss the risks of Obesity - related complications with your patients? For HCPs.

Fat accumulation and associated adipocyte dysfunction drive many Obesity-related complications.¹ Early intervention is crucial to prevent these issues. How can we better support individuals living with Obesity to avoid complications?

People living with Obesity are motivated to start Weight Management to improve their health. What are the weight-related complications that are either caused or exacerbated by excess adiposity?

Adipocytes may become dysfunctional in people living with #Obesity.¹ What are the consequences of the unhealthy expansion of white adipose tissue? Follow our profile for more insights!

What can be done to help people living with #Obesity move beyond weight stigma and the assumption that all they need is diet and exercise for long-term #WeighManagement?

Genetics influences body weight and metabolic health, but environmental factors are equally crucial. In today's obesogenic environment, we're witnessing unprecedented levels of #Obesity. What strategies could effectively address this challenge? Follow our account for more!

Weight stigma is likely to drive weight gain and poor health. Do you think HCPs are aware of its negative effects? For HCPs.

Personalization lies at the heart of patient-centered care. When asked, patients living with #Obesity stated that they want and need care that is tailored to them.¹ How can we help people living with Obesity? .Follow our account for more insights!

#Obesity is often linked to a lack of discipline and willpower – but it's essential to recognize that success in managing it depends on the support and resources we provide.¹ How have you empowered your patients living with Obesity recently?

Appetite, satiety, food intake and metabolism are regulated by a multitude of brain, gut, pancreatic and adipose tissue hormones. At #ECO2025, the central control of metabolism in people living with #Obesity will be unpacked. Don’t miss this discussion.

Are you coming to #IFSO2025? Join our symposium where we’ll dive into fresh perspectives, new evidence in obesity care, and new ways of working together to drive change. We look forward to welcoming you there!

When developing a personalized management plan for people living with #Obesity, what are the main things to consider? #ECO2025

Did you enjoy #ECO2025? Thank you to everyone who contributed, attended, and participated at the congress. We are so proud to have been a sponsor and look forward to seeing you at the next event. Keep on following us for key #ObesityCare takeaways!

Reducing the stigma of #Obesity paves the way for discussing care options, which should be based on scientific evidence and recognize that obesity is a chronic disease.#ECO2025

Lilly remains committed to advancing knowledge and understanding in #ObesityCare. As #ECO2025 concludes, we keep the momentum going and reinforce our commitment to improving metabolic and bariatric care through our presence at #IFSO2025.

One of the topics at #ECO2025 is weight cycling. Although weight loss is beneficial to health, weight cycling is associated with an increased risk of many Obesity-related complications. How can we help people living with #Obesity manage their weight in the long-term?