Suomen lihavuustutkijoiden jäsenkirje 3/2025 -

Suomen Lihavuustutkijat ry:n sääntömääräinen kevätvuosikokous -

Event registration link: Eating competence research seminar 4.6.2025 -

Suomen lihavuustutkijoiden jäsenkirje 2/2025 -

Lääkäri/lääketieteen kandi: Hae matka-apurahaa ECO2025 kongressiin, hakuaikaa jatkettu! -

Our successful seminar collaborations will continue in 2025 with the Circadian Rhythms and #Obesity: A Timely Approach to Health Spring Seminar on 3rd April 2025 in Helsinki, co-organized with the @FolkhalsanRC. Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details!.

Now time for the dinner! 😍 @pirinenlab @FibroOulu

Prof Eriika Savontaus @UniTurku wraps up our great symposium - what a day indeed! Thanks for all the great speakers and participants 🤗 @FibroOulu

The last but not least, Emma Klemola from @UniOulu presenting her PhD research @FibroOulu

Topias Kotilainen from @UniOulu is presenting his PhD work at our @FibroOulu symposium

Jenni Küblbeck from @UniEastFinland leads us to the world of endocrine disruptors @FibroOulu

Now Kirsi Virtanen from @UniTurku PET centre tells us about brown #adiposetissue @FibroOulu

Aino Heikkinen from @helsinkiuni leading us to the world of mitochondria 😎 #obesity @FibroOulu

Lassi Vuononvirta from @UniOulu continues our third session, which is about the development of new therapeutics against #obesity

Continuing the symposium after lunch break. Riitta Ryyti from @TampereUni discussing very interesting topic, lingonberry supplementation against obesity-induced obesity

Päivi Mäki, the winner of our thesis award competition, presenting her PhD study remotely

Next, Ulla Brandt from LILE ry brings the important patient perspective to our symposium

Outi Salminen addressing the very important and timely question: Should anti-#obesity drugs be publicly funded?

Now diving into the role of gut microbiota in weight management with @marjukkakolehm3 from @uef_phcn

Professor Eriika Savontaus from @UniTurku presenting the pharmacological mechanisms of anti-#obesity drugs