Food Insecurity, Food Environment, and Obesity
The food environment and food security are directly linked to diet-related chronic disease outcomes, including obesity.
Guest Letter: A Path Forward: What’s Possible for Obesity Care in 2026
Guest Letter: A Path Forward: What’s Possible for Obesity Care in 2026
January 1, 2026
Last month, the administration delivered another critical victory: a landmark Medicare and Medicaid price negotiation deal for the GLP-1 medications Wegovy and Zepbound.
Obesity in the Workforce
Obesity in the Workforce
December 3, 2025
Inclusive and supportive workplaces for people with obesity remain the exception rather than the norm.
The Changing Global Obesity Landscape
The Changing Global Obesity Landscape
October 31, 2025
The global burden of obesity continues to rise. Without effective and collective action, overweight and obesity will continue to increase globally.
Food Insecurity, Food Environment, and Obesity
The food environment and food security are directly linked to diet-related chronic disease outcomes, including obesity.
School Lunch Programs and Youth Weight Gain During the Pandemic
Disrupted routines, school closures, increased stress, and less physical activity and proper nutrition all likely contributed to rises in childhood obesity rates during the pandemic.
Drug Metabolism in People With Obesity
Research presented at a recent Food and Drug Administration (FDA) workshop indicates the need for more comprehensive testing of new medications in people with obesity.
Prescription Medications and Weight Gain
Obesity is multifaceted in its causes. One possible contributing factor that is often overlooked is medication-induced weight gain.
Learn about how the STOP Obesity Alliance is participating in Obesity Care Week 2023!
American Academy of Pediatrics Clinical Practice Guidelines
On January 9th, the American Academy of Pediatrics published new clinical practice guidelines for evaluating and treating obesity in children and adolescents.
"The Whale" and Obesity Representation in Media
The recently premiered film "The Whale," starring Brendan Fraser and directed by Darren Aronofsky, is an exemplary representation of obesity in media.
New Guidelines for Bariatric Surgery
Learn about the updated guidelines for metabolic and bariatric surgery developed by ASMBS and IFSO.
The Cost of Body Dissatisfaction and Appearance-Based Discrimination
A new report released by The Dove Self-Esteem Project is the first of its kind to investigate the impacts and costs of harmful beauty ideals.
The hypothalamus is a structure housed deep within the brain that regulates appetite. Injury to the hypothalamus can result in obesity.
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