About the Conference

Conference Series LLC LTD cordially invites you to attend the 23rd International Conference on Obesity to be held on November 28-29, 2024 in Paris, France. Join us at World Obesity 2024, where esteemed scholars from around the globe will share their knowledge and insights on promoting health and well-being.

The conference will feature world-renowned speakers, the latest methodologies, advancements, and updates in the field of obesity research. Obesity is linked to numerous health risks, including an increased likelihood of bariatric surgery. The goal of World Obesity 2024 is to highlight the importance of proactive measures for enhancing and securing a healthier life.

Conference Topics:

• Childhood Obesity and its associated health threats such as thyroid cancer, asthma, esophageal cancer, colon cancer, diabetes, gallbladder disease, gallstones, osteoarthritis, gout, and high blood pressure.
• Preventive measures and recent advancements in fitness and health.
• Genetic and Environmental Factors Contributing to Obesity
• Advances in Bariatric Surgery Techniques and Outcomes
• The Role of Nutrition and Diet in Obesity Management
• Behavioral and Psychological Aspects of Obesity
• Obesity-related Metabolic Disorders
• Innovative Approaches to Weight Management and Loss
• Public Health Strategies for Obesity Prevention
• The Impact of Obesity on Cardiovascular Health
• Pharmacological Interventions in Obesity Treatment
• Obesity in Different Populations: Children, Adolescents, Adults, and Elderly
• The Economic Impact of Obesity on Healthcare Systems
• Technological Innovations in Obesity Research and Treatment
• The Role of Physical Activity in Preventing and Managing Obesity
• Community-Based Programs and Interventions for Obesity
• Policy and Regulatory Approaches to Combatting Obesity
• Nutrigenomics and Personalized Nutrition in Obesity Care
• Comorbidities Associated with Obesity: From Diagnosis to Management
• Global Perspectives on Obesity: Challenges and Solutions

Conference Highlights:

• High-quality scientific programs
• Lectures, symposia, workshops
• Poster presentations
• Diverse programs for global participants

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Intended Audience

• Obesity & Endocrinology Associations and Societies
• BMI Training Institutes
• Health Promoters
• Public Health Professionals
• Pharmacists
• R&D Medical Devices Manufacturing Companies
• Weight Loss Specialists
• Clinical Research Scientists & Students
• Metabolic & Bariatric Surgeons
• Physicians
• Integrated Health Professionals
• Registered Dieticians & Nutritionists
• Diabetes Educators
• Physical Therapists
• Industry Professionals
• Yoga & Fitness Professionals
• Medical Colleges
• Business Entrepreneurs

Benefits of Attending

This conference provides an excellent opportunity for nutrition professionals, directors, CEOs, presidents, vice-presidents, CMIOs, CNIOs, professors, clinicians, and business delegates to collaborate and improve the general health status of the population. With the increasing prevalence of obesity-related diseases, this event is crucial for discussing and implementing strategies to combat these health issues.

We look forward to welcoming you to World Obesity 2024 in Paris for a truly impactful and enlightening experience.

Sessions / Tracks

Genetics and Epigenetics of Obesity: 
Understanding the genetic and epigenetic factors contributing to obesity is crucial for personalized treatment approaches. This track explores genetic predispositions to obesity, epigenetic modifications influencing metabolic health, and the interplay between genetics and environmental factors.

• Genome-wide Association Studies (GWAS) in Obesity
• Epigenetic Modifications and Obesity Risk
• Gene-Environment Interactions in Obesity

Metabolic Syndrome and Cardiovascular Health:
Metabolic syndrome often accompanies obesity, leading to increased cardiovascular disease risk. This track focuses on metabolic syndrome components (e.g., hypertension, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance) and their implications for cardiovascular health in obese individuals.

• Dyslipidemia and Atherosclerosis in Obesity
• Insulin Resistance and Type 2 Diabetes
• Hypertension and Obesity-related Cardiovascular Risk

Nutritional Interventions for Obesity Management:
Effective dietary strategies play a pivotal role in managing and preventing obesity. This track discusses evidence-based nutritional interventions, dietary patterns (e.g., Mediterranean diet, low-carb diets), and the impact of micronutrients on weight management.

• Role of Macronutrients in Weight Regulation
• Dietary Fiber and Satiety
• Nutritional Counseling and Behavioral Change

Psychological Aspects of Eating Behavior:
Psychological factors significantly influence eating behaviors and weight management outcomes. This track explores psychological drivers of overeating, emotional eating patterns, and cognitive-behavioral interventions for improving adherence to dietary and lifestyle changes.

• Food Addiction and Impulse Control
• Stress Eating and Coping Mechanisms
• Behavioral Therapy Approaches

Physical Activity and Exercise Physiology:
Regular physical activity is essential for weight maintenance and overall health. This track examines the physiological effects of exercise on metabolism, optimal exercise prescriptions for weight loss, and the role of physical activity in preventing weight regain.

• Exercise and Energy Expenditure
• High-intensity Interval Training (HIIT) for Weight Management
• Exercise Psychology and Motivation

Gut Microbiota and Obesity:
The gut microbiota plays a crucial role in energy regulation and obesity development. This track discusses the impact of gut microbiota composition on metabolism, microbiota-targeted interventions for weight loss, and the role of probiotics and prebiotics in promoting gut health.

• Gut-Brain Axis and Appetite Regulation
• Microbiota Dysbiosis in Obesity
• Therapeutic Potential of Fecal Microbiota Transplantation

Childhood Obesity: Early Intervention Strategies:
Addressing childhood obesity is paramount for long-term health outcomes. This track explores early-life determinants of obesity, pediatric obesity prevention programs, and family-based interventions to promote healthy eating and physical activity habits in children.

• School-based Obesity Prevention Programs
• Role of Parents and Caregivers
• Pediatric Obesity Pharmacotherapy

Obesity and Cancer Risk:
Obesity is associated with an increased risk of various cancers. This track examines obesity-related mechanisms contributing to cancer development, obesity as a modifiable risk factor for cancer prevention, and strategies for cancer screening in obese populations.

• Obesity and Breast Cancer
• Obesity-related Inflammation and Cancer
• Cancer Survivorship and Weight Management

Bariatric Surgery: Advances and Outcomes:
Bariatric surgery offers effective weight loss solutions for severely obese individuals. This track discusses surgical techniques (e.g., gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy), long-term outcomes, metabolic benefits beyond weight loss, and patient selection criteria.

• Complications and Management Strategies
• Non-surgical Alternatives for Severe Obesity
• Psychosocial Considerations in Bariatric Surgery

Health Economics and Policy in Obesity:
Economic factors and public policies play a critical role in addressing obesity on a population level. This track explores healthcare costs associated with obesity, economic evaluations of obesity interventions, policy interventions (e.g., sugar taxes, food labeling), and advocacy efforts for obesity prevention.

• Cost-effectiveness of Obesity Treatments
• Socioeconomic Disparities in Obesity
• Global Perspectives on Obesity Policy

Social Determinants of Obesity:
Social and environmental factors significantly influence obesity prevalence and disparities. This track examines the impact of socioeconomic status, cultural norms, built environments (e.g., food deserts), and social determinants of health on obesity outcomes.

• Food Security and Access to Healthy Foods
• Role of Media and Advertising in Food Choices
• Community-based Interventions

Technology and Innovations in Obesity Management:
Technological advancements offer new opportunities for obesity prevention and treatment. This track explores digital health tools (e.g., mobile apps, wearables), telemedicine for obesity management, artificial intelligence applications, and personalized digital interventions.

• Wearable Devices and Activity Tracking
• Virtual Reality and Behavioral Change
• Digital Therapeutics for Obesity

Precision Medicine Approaches to Obesity:   
Precision medicine aims to tailor obesity treatments based on individual genetic, metabolic, and behavioral profiles. This track discusses biomarkers for obesity risk prediction, personalized dietary recommendations, pharmacogenomics in obesity management, and emerging trends in precision medicine.

• Genetic Testing and Personalized Nutrition
• Pharmacogenetics in Anti-obesity Medications
• Big Data and Machine Learning in Precision Medicine

Obesity and Mental Health Disorders:
Obesity is often associated with mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and body image issues. This track explores bidirectional relationships between obesity and mental health, psychological interventions for managing obesity-related stigma, and holistic approaches to improving mental well-being in obese individuals.

• Eating Disorders and Obesity
• Psychiatric Comorbidities in Obesity
• Body Image and Self-esteem

Ethical Considerations in Obesity Research:  
Ethical considerations are paramount in conducting obesity-related research and clinical practice. This track examines ethical challenges in obesity clinical trials, patient autonomy in treatment decisions, stigma and discrimination, and ethical implications of emerging technologies in obesity management.

• Informed Consent and Research Ethics
• Equity and Access in Obesity Care
• Ethical Responsibilities of Healthcare Providers

Public Health Campaigns and Community Interventions:  
Public health campaigns and community-based interventions play a vital role in obesity prevention and health promotion. This track discusses effective strategies for raising awareness, community engagement approaches, school-based initiatives, and policy advocacy efforts to create supportive environments for healthy lifestyles.

• Social Marketing and Behavior Change Communication
• Collaborative Partnerships in Community Health
• Evaluating Impact of Public Health Campaigns

Impact of Food Environment on Obesity:
The food environment, including food availability, affordability, and marketing, significantly influences dietary behaviors and obesity prevalence. This track explores food policy interventions (e.g., food labeling, urban agriculture), food retail environments, and the role of food industry stakeholders in promoting healthier food choices.

• Fast Food and Restaurant Environments
• Role of Food Retailers and Manufacturers
• Sustainable Food Systems

Role of Sleep and Circadian Rhythms in Weight Management:
Sleep duration and quality play a critical role in metabolic regulation and weight management. This track examines the bidirectional relationship between sleep disorders (e.g., sleep apnea) and obesity, strategies for improving sleep hygiene, and the impact of circadian rhythms on dietary behaviors and energy metabolism.

• Sleep Disorders and Obesity Risk
• Chrono-nutrition and Meal Timing
• Sleep Interventions for Weight Loss

Cultural Perspectives on Obesity:
Cultural beliefs, traditions, and societal norms influence perceptions of body weight and dietary practices. This track explores cultural factors contributing to obesity disparities, culturally sensitive obesity interventions, immigrant health and acculturation, and the role of cultural competence in healthcare delivery.

• Cross-cultural Comparisons in Obesity
• Cultural Tailoring of Dietary Interventions
• Indigenous Perspectives on Health and Obesity

Future Directions in Obesity Research and Treatment:
This track explores emerging trends, innovative approaches, and future challenges in obesity research and treatment. Topics include cutting-edge technologies, novel therapeutic targets, predictive modeling in obesity outcomes, and the integration of multidisciplinary approaches for comprehensive obesity care.

• Translational Research in Obesity
• Emerging Therapies and Drug Development
• Artificial Intelligence and Predictive Analytics in Obesity

Market Analysis

Obesity remains a formidable global health challenge, with more than 1.9 billion adults affected worldwide, as reported by the World Health Organization (WHO). In Europe alone, where obesity rates exceed 50% among men and women, the weight loss and weight management diet market continues to expand steadily, projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.33%. Market revenues are anticipated to rise from $2534 million in 2016 to approximately $3120 million by 2025, driven by increasing obesity prevalence, chronic diseases, and an aging population seeking effective weight management solutions.

Advancements in bariatric surgeries have transformed them from a last-resort option to a more viable and less invasive weight loss solution. This evolution has led to a significant uptick in bariatric surgery rates globally, boosting demand for associated surgical equipment and products.

Childhood obesity rates continue to rise globally due to sedentary lifestyles and poor dietary habits. The WHO emphasizes collaborative efforts across government sectors, communities, media, and private sectors to promote healthier diets and physical activity among children and adults. Childhood obesity not only increases the risk of early-onset diabetes and cardiovascular diseases but also perpetuates into adulthood, highlighting the critical need for preventive strategies and healthier lifestyle choices.

Globally, over 41 million children under the age of 5 are overweight, underscoring the growing demand for nutritious and balanced diets worldwide. This trend presents significant growth opportunities for companies in the weight loss and management products and services market.

In conclusion, addressing the obesity epidemic in 2024 requires sustained efforts to promote healthier lifestyles, improve surgical interventions, and innovate new solutions to combat this pervasive global health issue.