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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270119T120000
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URL:https://www.adph.org.uk/networks/london/events/glp-1s-and-beyond-are-l
 ifestyle-interventions-still-relevant/
SUMMARY:GLP-1s and Beyond: Are lifestyle interventions still relevant for w
 eight management?
DESCRIPTION:The arrival of highly effective GLP-1 medicines is changing the
  way we think about obesity and its treatment. With these medications prod
 ucing unprecedented levels of weight loss\, many are asking whether health
 y eating\, physical activity\, and other lifestyle approaches are still as
  important as they once were.\nThis lecture will explore the latest scient
 ific evidence behind these new treatments\, examining both their impressiv
 e benefits and their limitations\, including long-term effectiveness\, sid
 e effects\, accessibility\, and cost. It will also consider the continuing
  importance of diet\, physical activity\, sleep\, and behaviour change—n
 ot only for achieving and maintaining weight loss\, but for improving over
 all health and reducing the risk of chronic disease.\nDrawing on the lates
 t research\, the talk will explore whether lifestyle interventions are bei
 ng replaced by medication\, or whether the future of obesity care lies in 
 combining the best of both. Join us for an engaging discussion that challe
 nges common assumptions\, separates fact from hype\, and explores what the
  next generation of weight management could look like for individuals\, he
 althcare professionals\, and society.\n\nSpeaker\n\n\nJames King is curren
 tly a Reader in Clinical Exercise Science within the School of Sport\, Exe
 rcise &amp\; Health Sciences at Loughborough University. His research inte
 rests focus on the interaction between exercise and diet with energy balan
 ce and obesity-related disease.\nJames is Associate Editor for the Intern
 ational Journal of Obesity\, Scientific Advisor for the Nuffield Health Re
 search Group as well as being a blood collection officer for UK Anti-Dopin
 g.\n\n\n\nThis event is free to attend and open to anyone with an interest
  in the topic. It will be delivered online via Microsoft Teams. Booking is
  required\, please complete the booking form and you will receive an ema
 il the day before the event with the online joining instructions.\n
CATEGORIES:Healthy Eating,Obesity,Virtual
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