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33rd European Congress on Obesity (ECO2026) Conference Review

33rd European Congress on Obesity (ECO2026) Conference Review

In this review:

SURMOUNT-MAINTAIN: weight loss maintenance with tirzepatide
REDEFINE 1: muscle strength & body composition with CagriSema
Metabolic dysfunction & Alzheimer’s disease
TEMPUS: muscle quality with time-restricted eating ± exercise
BELIEVE: DXA changes after discontinuation of bimagrumab/semaglutide
Orforglipron vs. oral semaglutide
Nutritional intake of GLP-1 RA users
STEP: semaglutide in individuals aged ≥65
Unhealthy food taxes in the UK
ODDS: weight trajectories & cancer
Screen time & food consumption in young adults

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Associate Professor Natalie Nanayakkara

Associate Professor Natalie Nanayakkara is a consultant endocrinologist and clinical researcher specialising in diabetes and metabolic health. She is an endocrinologist at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, a senior lecturer at the University of Melbourne, and a member of the Medical Education and Scientific Advisory Council (MESAC) for Diabetes Australia. Her research interests include clinical trials, digital health […]

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