ACC 23: Obesity Management Strategies in 2023

Dr Harold Bays, Science Officer for the Obesity Medicine Association, member of the Board of Trustees of the Obesity Medicine Association, and member of the Board of Directors of the American Society of Preventive Cardiology joins us to talk about obesity management and the emergence of anti-obesity drugs and multidisciplinary team approach.
Discussion Points:
-Unmet Needs in the Management of Obesity
-Available Strategies to Treat Obesity in 2023
-Anti-obesity Medications
-Definition of Success with Anti-obesity Medicines
-Anti-obesity Drugs Compared to Bariatric Surgery
-Multidisciplinary Team Approach
-Takeaways for Cardiologists
Recorded on-site at ACC.23/WCC, New Orleans.
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[@advancedcardiolresearchphy2086]

I believe as PI in obesity management strategies requiring administrative duties beside detailed discussion of those plans on molecular level at many societies with hypothetical therapeutic benefits yet long term followup to observe those benefits will definitely as cardiologist making you consumed with the process of over 500 trials with intension to treat! As reminder, a bocket map with advancements of those strategies is recommended in big conference meetings with referrals to particular guidelines. Thank you sir for putting effort, time, and fat-free energy for better cardiac quality of life. Marwah Zahaf MD Msc

[@But1non]

Advise the keto or low carb diet

[@billyhw5492]

I can lose 40 lbs easy on low carb. But I would still need to lose 100 lbs more after that. Maybe these new meds can help with that.

[@markotrieste]

Why don't you mention intermittent fasting? Stop snacking, eat in an 8 hour window, eat unprocessed foods. Also, stop considering obesity as a cause, it is a consequence of insulin resistance.

[@petercyr3508]

Crazy we are smarter than this guy.