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OMA Annual Conference Obesity Medicine 2025 — 38 recorded sessions on medication, nutrition, movement and access
The OMA Annual Conference Obesity Medicine 2025 is the Obesity Medicine Association’s yearly meeting, held from 23 to 27 April 2025 at National Harbor, Maryland, under the theme “Recipes for Care”. Its 38 recorded sessions are organised around the four treatment pillars the association teaches — nutrition, physical activity, behaviour and medical therapy — and suit both full-time obesity specialists and clinicians adding weight management to another practice. Videos and PDFs are included.
- 38recorded sessions
- 4treatment pillars
- 5conference days
- 2025edition
What you’ll be able to do
- Use anti-obesity medications in complex patients and anticipate what the investigational pipeline will bring
- Protect lean mass during GLP-1 therapy with exercise and dietary strategy, and recognise sarcopenic obesity
- Plan care around menopause, PCOS and reproductive health in women living with obesity
- Manage MASLD and MASH, obstructive sleep apnoea and cardiometabolic risk alongside weight
- Work with surgeons on metabolic and bariatric surgery, including advanced nutrition and adolescent candidates
- Handle prior authorisation, coding and documentation so patients can actually get treatment
Inside the course
Pharmacotherapy and the science of obesity
A year in review and an update on cardiometabolic health sit beside talks on phenotyping, brain pathophysiology, poor treatment response, drugs in development, tirzepatide for sleep apnoea and difficult medication cases.
Nutrition, movement and behaviour
Sessions translate the physical activity consensus into clinic advice, compare diets with and without GLP-1 drugs, address muscle safety and sarcopenia, and introduce emotional brain training for stress-driven eating.
Women, children and surgery
Hormonal change across the lifespan, PCOS, fertility, lipedema and the link with cancer are covered, together with paediatric private-practice models, surgery for young people and joint medical–surgical care.
Running an obesity practice: OMA Annual Conference Obesity Medicine 2025 on access and advocacy
Practical sessions tackle prior authorisation, coding, careers, training residents, artificial intelligence, digital trust, disadvantaged communities and how to become an effective advocate.
Built for
- Obesity medicine physiciansA broad yearly refresh from the specialty’s own society meeting.
- Primary care and endocrinology cliniciansHelp prescribing and monitoring the new weight-loss drugs well.
- NPs, PAs and dietitiansConcrete nutrition, exercise and behaviour content to use with patients.
- Practice leadsCoding, authorisation and access sessions that keep a weight programme viable.
Faculty & syllabus
Recorded sessions 38 sessions
- Hormones in Flux: Unlocking Metabolic Health Through the Menopause Transition and Beyond
- Muscle Safety: Addressing GLP-1 Agonist Concerns with Exercise & Nutrition
- PCOS and Obesity
- Intersection of Obesity and Cancer
- Reproductive Health and Medical Therapies
- Unlocking Access: Documentation Tips for Navigating Prior Authorization Process
- Translating Physical Activity Consensus Recommendations to Obesity Care
- Unmasking Lipedema in Obesity: Key Diagnostic Tips & Management Strategies
- Optimizing Movement for Obesity Management: Evidence Based Applications
- Training the Next Generation: Incorporating Obesity Medicine into GME
- Obesity Medicine and Artificial Intelligence: Now and What’s to Come
- Women, Hormones, and Obesity: A Lifelong Journey
- Updates in Obesity Management and Cardiometabolic Health
- Year in Review
- The Challenges in Obesity Medicine in Disadvantaged Communities
- Not Your Fault: Ineffective Treatment Response & Strategies to Move Forward
- Opportunity for Shared Decision Making: Tirzepatide for OSA with Obesity
- Decoding Obesity Phenotyping: From Research to Your Clinical Practice
- Dietary Interventions for Obesity with and without GLP-1s
- Don’t Miss the Clues! Advanced Bariatric Nutrition and the MBS Patient
- Emotional Brain Training: Treat the Stress Response for Lasting Weight Loss
- Empowering Comprehensive Obesity Care from Youth to Adulthood
- Evidence-Based Management of MASLD and MASH in Patients with Obesity
- Advocacy in Action: Real Life Perspectives and Strategies
- Investigational Anti-Obesity Drugs in the Pipeline
- Anti-Obesity Medications in Complex Cases
- Behavior, Cognition and Metabolism – Brain Pathophysiology in Obesity
- Better Together: Optimizing Obesity Care Through Medical and Surgical Collaboration
- Beyond the Scale: Transforming Pediatric and Young Adult Lives with MBS
- Bridging the Gap: Building Seamless, Multidisciplinary Obesity Care Across the Lifespan
- Building Trust in the Digital Age
- Careers in Obesity Medicine
- Coding for Obesity Medicine
- Sarcopenic Obesity: A Growing Concern
- Advanced Complex Obesity Cases
- Expanding Access: A New Private Practice Model for Pediatric Obesity Care
- Breaking Barriers in Obesity Care: Navigating the Ecosystem
- Bringing Out the Advocate in You
Before you buy
Are speaker names and running times given?
No. Only the session titles were published, so faculty, durations and file size are not listed here.
Is every conference session included?
The package holds the 38 titled recordings listed below; the awards ceremony, board installation and member appreciation evening are not among them.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos + PDFs |
|---|---|
| Contents | 38 recorded sessions |
| Dates | 23–27 April 2025, National Harbor, Maryland |
| Organiser | Obesity Medicine Association (OMA) |
| Department | Endocrine & Nutrition |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |


