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A practical, evidence-based program designed to bridge the gap between obesity management guidelines and primary care practice.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Edmonton, AB

Wednesday, May 13th

Delta Hotels Edmonton South Conference Centre

Burlington, ON

Wednesday, May 20th

Holiday Inn Burlington Hotel & Conference Centre

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Markham, ON

Wednesday, May 27th

Courtyard by Marriott Toronto Northeast/Markham​​

Webinars

Thursday, April 30th (Evening Western Time)

Monday, May 4th (Evening Western Time)

Monday, May 4th (Evening Eastern Time)

Monday, May 11th (Noon Eastern Time)

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

​By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

  1. Apply the latest evidence and guidelines using a holistic, patient-centered approach in clinical practice

  2. Recognize how obesity is interconnected with cardiovascular, liver, and kidney diseases across the cardiometabolic spectrum

  3. Integrate GLP-1-based therapies into individualized treatment plans to optimize outcomes across cardiometabolic conditions

PLANNING COMMITTEE

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Alice Y. Y. Cheng, MD

Endocrinologist

Toronto, ON​

Akshay Jain, MD

Endocrinologist

Surrey, BC

Grace Chua, MD

Cardiologist

Richmond Hill, ON

Jeffrey Habert, MD

Family Physician

Toronto, ON

Karen Yeates, MD

Nephrologist

Kingston, ON

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

A metabolic-lens framework for understanding the full cardiometabolic spectrum.

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Practical, case-based pearls to help integrate GLP-1 RAs into everyday primary care.

Multidisciplinary, evidence-driven guidance to support confident, streamlined patient management

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This initiative is made possible through an educational grant from Novo Nordisk.

This program is an unaccredited learning activity.

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