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Early Career Learning Pathway
The Early Career Learning Pathway offers a foundational overview of essential topics in obesity medicine. This pathway is designed to introduce key concepts and provide resources to support your learning and growth as you begin your journey in the field of Obesity Medicine.
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This session covers the employer health benefit landscape and how it has changed over the last five years due to COVID, new treatments, technology, and competition.
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In the contemporary landscape of healthcare, addressing the multifaceted challenges of obesity demands a holistic approach that transcends traditional medical paradigms.
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This session will inform HCPs on the tirzepatide molecule, the SURMOUNT global trial program for the treatment of obesity and overweight, and the safety and efficacy data disclosure for SURMOUNT-3
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