Posts Tagged ‘ADA2025’

Stepping back from the intense swirl of obesity care research at the ADA meeting just concluded, one thing stands out: People are having a very hard time following the thread of all this innovation. If you have any doubt, just scan the reports of investment analysts at the meeting. On one hand, they know they […]

With two new publications in the New England Journal of Medicine, we are thinking that CagriSema has something to teach us about using weight loss outcomes to judge the merits of a new obesity medicine. Is more always better? Researchers presented the data from these two pivotal clinical trials on CagriSema at the ADA Scientific […]

“It takes a village to create standards of care,” said Nuha Ali El Sayed as she opened a symposium on the emerging standards of care for obesity. Truer words were never spoken. Defining these standards is tricky. That’s because they they need to reflect both what is desirable and a standard that good health professionals […]

We are landing in Chicago for the ADA Scientific Sessions and you can be sure that a veritable river of news about obesity will be flowing. Everything from basic science to innovative treatment and pragmatic approaches for clinical care and policy will be offered up by this meeting of the American Diabetes Association. This promises […]