Gender Differences in Obesity Treatment (Recorded)

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The treatment approaches to obesity care often give little regard to gender specific needs in weight management. Nutritional, behavioral, and physical activity treatments vary widely between gender across the lifespan. Daniela Hurtado Andrade, MD, PhD will highlight key differences in the pathophysiology of obesity between men and women and how those difference impact obesity treatment.

Learning Objectives:

Identify the pathophysiologic differences of obesity in men and women.

Consider gender specific metabolic and psychologic needs across the lifespan

Describe the limitations of obesity research in men and women

Utilize gender specific therapies for obesity

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