World Obesity and Weight Management Congress | October 17-18, 2022 | Orlando, USA

Magnus Group proudly presents the 2nd Edition of World Obesity and Weight Management Congress (WOC  2022) which is scheduled to take place in Orlando, Florida, USA - October 17-18, 2022.

Magnus Group has got the honor to invite all the participants, speakers, students, delegates, sponsors and exhibitors from all over the world to attend our conference with both onsite and virtual versions.

Theme: Lifting Endless Possibilities in Resilience to Obesity.

WOC 2022 meeting focuses on sharing current research conclusions on Obesity, Diabetes and Endocrinology, as well as diseases related to these medical fields. It is a great occasion to meet important specialists and to know the last research works in these areas of science. The purpose of this Congress is to promote interest and spread novel information on this topic.

As a Professor specializing mainly in Medieval Arabic Science, I am fully convinced of this conference success. There are diverse reasons:

• It aims to provide high visibility and the opportunity to promote research, innovation and knowledge sharing among scholarly leaders of higher educational institutions across the globe.
• Its mission is basically to persistently nurture the values to promote the institutional and academic development through quality research contributions.
• Its objective is the exploration of new research insights for enhancing creativity and innovation.

I welcome you all. You will not be disappointed!

World Obesity and Weight Management Congress | October 17-18, 2022(Hybrid event) | Orlando, USA

Dear World Obesity and Weight Management Congress participants,

It is my pleasure and honor to welcome you to this highly interesting hybrid conference. Recently, Covid-19 has forced us to find an alternative path to all forms of scientific meetings, therefore I believe this conference/webinar is going to have a high impact on the global food-related scientific community.

I am going to share with you my personal experience and expertise on ketogenic nutrition, specifically applied in a high number of pathologies, such as epilepsy, glut-1 deficiency syndrome, traumatic brain injury, cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, autism and many others.

I am confident that coordinators are going to take care of all features for this meeting.

Best wishes for this newly started year 2022.

World Obesity and Weight Management Congress | October 18-20, 2021 | Orlando, USA

Dear Conference Attendees,
It is an honor and great pleasure to write a few welcome notes for the session entitled “Obesity and Diabetes”. We are living in the era of ever-escalating national crisis of obesity and its related comorbidities including type 2 diabetes in both adults and youth. A multi-disciplinary approach linking basic, clinical and public health research is desperately necessitated to advance our understanding of the growing pandemic of obesity and diabetes. In line with this, our session offers a variety of research topics including: (1) Diabetes and Endocrinology; (2) Genomics, Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity; (3) Diabetes and Metabolic Disorders; (4) Diabetic Nephropathy and Urine; (5) Diabetic Retinopathy; and (6) Clinical Researches in Diabetes. It will be a great opportunity for the WOC participants including young and senior researchers, scientists, clinicians and academicians to gain knowledge with the up-to-date research in obesity and diabetes.

World Obesity and Weight Management Congress | October 18-20, 2021 | Orlando, USA

Dear congress visitors, it is an honor and pleasure to write a few welcome notes. The fact that the obesity epidemic didn't flash over countries like a wildfire-rather it smoldered and then slowly grew year after year-has made it even more difficult to combat, since its causes have become so intertwined into the social, environmental, and governmental fabric. It is a problem for both developing and developed countries. Evidence shows that obesity prevention policy and environmental change efforts should focus on facilitating a handful of key behaviors: Limiting unhealthy foods (refined grains and sweets, potatoes, red meat, processed meat) and beverages (sugary drinks); Increasing physical activity; Limiting television time, screen time, and other "sit time"; Improving sleep; Reducing stress. Which in practice means that obesity is a problem of education and lifestyle change, not a first-time medical care. In other words, I decide the current state of body mass status myself, my behavior and actions, not the attending physician.