Obesity stigma can make talking about obesity a sensitive issue. The ‘5 steps on obesity' guidance document provides support for you to start and continue the conversation to find the right treatment option for your patient.

Early intervention for obesity is crucial to protecting your patients health. Download the fact sheet below to learn more about the early signs of disease progression.

Download the fact sheet to get more insights on the global impact of obesity on cardiovascular disease (CVD).

What’s the impact of obesity on HFpEF and how does it affect people’s quality of life? Download the fact sheet to find out.

Learn more about how excess weight impacts physical function and mobility in people with obesity in the fact sheet below

Download the fact sheet to learn how to diagnose, treat, and discuss obesity with patients who are menopausal and are at risk of CVD.

Download the fact sheet below for a brief overview of how MASH may develop in your patients with obesity.

The Awareness, Care, and Treatment in Obesity Management – International Observation (ACTION-IO) study is a groundbreaking international study. It is one of the first and largest studies to investigate barriers to effective obesity care among people with obesity and healthcare professionals in 11 countries worldwide.^1,2

This brochure helps patients understand the multiple factors which influence body weight. It explains how genetics, environment, and hormones can all contribute to making weight loss and maintaining it challenging for those living with overweight and obesity.^1,2

Once a weight journey has been explored and your patient’s personal challenges identified, you can progress to setting achievable goals together. This pamphlet sets out potential approaches to healthy eating and increased physical activity. Download the goal-setting weight-loss management template for your patients.

Understanding and discussing your patient’s weight history is an important part of weight management. Charting this information can provide a valuable insight into understanding triggers for their weight gain. It also documents previous attempts at losing excess weight and the previous challenges encountered. Download the weight chart template to use with your patients.