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14th Euro Obesity and Endocrinology Congress, will be organized around the theme “Transmitting latest Innovations & Applications in the field of Obesity and Endocrinology”

Euro Obesity 2018 is comprised of 15 tracks and 104 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Euro Obesity 2018.

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Obesity is a therapeutic condition in which abundance muscle to fat ratio has collected to the degree that it might negatively affect health. Individuals are by and large thought to be hefty when their body mass index (BMI), an estimation got by isolating a man's weight by the square of the individual's stature, is more than 30 kg/m2, with the range 25– 30 kg/m2 characterized as overweight. Some East Asian nations utilize bring down qualities. Obesity improves the probability of different diseases and conditions, especially it may cause 1) Cardiovascular diseases,

2) Type 2 diabetes,

3) Obstructive sleep apnea, certain types of disease,

4) Osteoarthritis and depression.

  • Track 1-1Mortality
  • Track 1-2Obesity and overweight
  • Track 1-3Morbidity

At an individual level, a combination of extreme nourishment vitality consumption and lack of physical activity is thought to clarify most cases of obesity. A limited number of cases are expected basically to genetics, therapeutic reasons, or mental disease. Conversely, expanding rates of obesity at a societal level are felt to be expected to an effectively open and palatable diet.

Insufficient sleep

Endocrine Disruptors (environmental pollutants that interfere with lipid metabolism)

Decreased variability in ambient temperature

Increased use of medications that can cause weight gain (e.g., atypical antipsychotics),

Proportional increases in ethnic and age groups that tend to be heavier,

Pregnancy at a later age (which may cause susceptibility to obesity in children),

Natural Selection for higher BMI

  • Track 2-1Lipid and Glucose Metabolism
  • Track 2-2Anabolic Steroids
  • Track 2-3Exogeneous Obesity
  • Track 2-4Genetic Susceptibility
  • Track 2-5Dietary Effects
  • Track 2-6Obesity and risk of chronic diseases development
  • Track 2-7Hypertension
  • Track 2-8Hypothyroidism

Anti-obesity drugs incorporate every single pharmacological treatment which lessens or control weight with negligible side effects. These medications are planned to adjust one of the fundamental processes of the human body and are therapeutically endorsed just in cases of morbid obesity, where weight reduction is life-saving. Anti-Obesity medication is implemented for people having body weight 20% more than their normal weight.

Natural Anti-Obesity Agents

Pharmacotherapy for Obesity

Future Development of Anti-Obesity Drugs

Drug Disposition in Obesity

Pharmacokinetics in Obese Patients

  • Track 3-1Role of Anesthesiologists in Obesity
  • Track 3-2General Psychology
  • Track 3-3Antidepressant
  • Track 3-4Anti-inflammatories
  • Track 3-5Sympathomimetic drugs
  • Track 3-6Healthcare and Mental Health
  • Track 3-7Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes

Obesity and diabetes are Inter related diseases. As indicated by insights of Centre for Disease Control, the general population who were determined to have type II diabetes, 80-90% were analysed as obese. For every 3 seconds, one individual is determined to have diabetes. Type II diabetes is a deep-rooted endless sickness in which elevated amounts of sugar (glucose) in the blood and the cells ignore the insulin. Type II diabetes Weight pickup is regular in individuals who take insulin to treat diabetes. That is a result of more insulin we use to maintain our blood glucose level, the more glucose is ingested into our cells, contrast with and by our body. The absorbed glucose was put away as a fat, which makes us gain weight.

  • Track 4-1The Epidemic of Obesity and Diabetes
  • Track 4-2Genomics, Type 2 Diabetes, and Obesity
  • Track 4-3Association between obesity and T2D
  • Track 4-4Adipocytokines in the development of obesity-related T2D

Obesity during childhood can harmfully affect the body in many ways. Youngsters who have obesity will probably have a High blood pressure and elevated cholesterol, which are chance elements for cardiovascular disease (CVD). An expanded danger of disabled glucose tolerance, insulin resistance, and type 2 diabetes Breathing issues, for example, asthma and sleep apnea. Joint issues and musculoskeletal discomfort. The fatty liver ailment, gallstones, and gastro-esophageal reflux (i.e., heart burn).

  • Track 5-1Pediatric Nutrition
  • Track 5-2Childhood Obesity Prevention
  • Track 5-3Healthy eating
  • Track 5-4Nutritional Science
  • Track 5-5Malnutrition
  • Track 5-6Clinical Nutrition

Obesity is related with a few endocrine illnesses, including basic ones, for example, hypothyroidism and polycystic ovarian syndrome to rare ones, for example, Cushing's syndrome, central hypothyroidism, and hypothalamic disorders. The mechanisms for the improvement of weight shift in as per the endocrine condition. Hypothyroidism is related with aggregation of hyaluronic acid inside different tissues, extra liquid maintenance because of decreased cardiovascular yield and reduces thermogenesis. The pathophysiology of obesity-related with polycystic ovarian syndrome stays unpredictable as obesity itself may simultaneously be the cause and the effect of the syndrome. The net abundance of androgen gives off an impression of being urgent in the advancement of central obesity. In Cushing's syndrome, an association with thyroid and development hormones plays an important part to an increased adipocyte separation and adipogenesis. This audit additionally depicts staying uncommon cases: hypothalamic obesity because of central hypothyroidism and combined hormone deficiencies.

  • Track 6-1Neuro Endocrinology
  • Track 6-2Endocrine regulation
  • Track 6-3Paediatric endocrinology
  • Track 6-4Adrenal and Pituitary Tumors
  • Track 6-5Osteoporosis
  • Track 6-6Obesity on Growth Hormones
  • Track 6-7Obesity on Leptin
  • Track 6-8Classical endocrine diseases causing obesity
  • Track 6-9Current advances in endocrinology metabolism
  • Track 6-10Pediatric Obesity
  • Track 6-11Management of obesity

Bariatric surgery (weight loss surgery) incorporates a variety of techniques performed on individuals who have obesity. Weight loss is achieved by reducing the size of the stomach with a gastric band or through the expulsion of a part of the stomach (sleeve gastrectomy or biliopancreatic redirection with duodenal switch) or by resecting and re-directing the small digestive tract to a little stomach pouch (gastric bypass surgery).

  • Track 7-1Weight loss surgery
  • Track 7-2Obesity Surgery
  • Track 7-3Beaumont Health
  • Track 7-4Baptist Bariatric Surgery
  • Track 7-5Types of Bariatric Surgery
  • Track 7-6Bariatric Surgery Benefits
  • Track 7-7Bariatric Surgery Side Effects
  • Track 7-8Potential Candidates of Bariatric Surgery
  • Track 7-9Clinical Trials

Obesity is an expanded danger of morbidity and mortality and also diminished future. The most recent two years of the earlier century have seen a dramatic increment in human services costs because of obesity and related issues among kids and youths. Youngsters today are living large. Obesity proportion has been multiplied since 1980 among youngsters and has tripled for youths. In the previous 20 years, the extent of youths matured 12 to 19 who are obese expanded from 5 % to 18 %. Numerous scientists have discovered that obese youth are at greater risk for emotional distress than their non-overweight associates. Overweight youngsters have fewer companions, will probably be socially disconnected and suffer higher rates of sorrow than youngsters of normal weight.

  • Track 8-1Childhood Obesity Facts
  • Track 8-2Overweight & obesity management: teenagers 
  • Track 8-3Adolescent Obesity
  • Track 8-4Preventing Obesity in Children, Teens, and Adults
  • Track 8-5Race and Obesity in Adolescent Hypertension
  • Track 8-6Sleep Duration and Adolescent Obesity 
  • Track 8-7Common Nutritional Challenges for Teenagers

Lifestyle factors identified with obesity, eating conduct, and physical activity plays a major role in the counteractive action and treatment of type 2 diabetes. As of late, there has been an advance in the improvement of behavioural methodologies to adjust these way of lifestyle behaviours. Additionally look into, in any case, is plainly required, on the grounds that the rates of obesity in our nation are raising, and changing behavior for the long term has ended up being extremely troublesome. This survey article, which became out of a National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases gathering on behavioural science research in diabetes, recognizes four key subjects identified with obesity and physical movement that should be given high need in future research endeavours.

1) Environmental components identified with obesity, eating, and physical movement.

2) Adoption and maintenance of eating, physical movement, and weight.

3) Etiology of eating and physical action.

4) Multiple behavior changes.

  • Track 9-1Losing Weight: Lifestyle Changes
  • Track 9-2Prevention of Chronic Disease by Means of Diet and Lifestyle
  • Track 9-3Lifestyle Intervention Beats Diet for Weight Loss
  • Track 9-4Intensive lifestyle change
  • Track 9-5Interventions to Promote Physical Activity and Dietary Lifestyle
  • Track 9-6TLC Diet
  • Track 9-7Post Bariatric Surgery Diet & Lifestyle Changes
  • Track 9-8Planning a Pregnancy: Diet and Lifestyle Changes
  • Track 9-9Heart Disease and Diet Lifestyle Changes

Obesity is the result of an interchange between behavior, environment, and genetic factors. Studies have identified development in several genes that may contribute to obesity gain and body fat distribution; although, only in a few cases are genes the primary cause of obesity. Polymorphisms in various genes controlling appetite and metabolism predispose to obese under certain dietary conditions. The percentage of obesity that can be attributed to genetics varies widely, depending on the population survey from 6% to 85%.  As of 2006, more than 41 sites on the human genome have been linked to the growth of obesity when a favorable environment is present. The involvement of genetic factors in the development of obesity is estimated to be 40–70%. Some of the obesogenic or leptogenic genes may influence obese individual’s response to weight loss or weight management.

  • Track 10-1Genetic Syndromes
  • Track 10-2Epigenetics
  • Track 10-3Hereditary Factors
  • Track 10-4Genetic Mutations
  • Track 10-5Global Methylation and Obesity

It is the branch of medicine managing the organization of administration to women, particularly the analysis and treatment of disorders affecting the female reproductive organs.it manages the investigation of diseases of the female reproductive organs, including the breasts. It is a branch of prescription that deals with the birth of kids and with the care of ladies before, during, after, they bring forth kids. The craftsmanship and art of overseeing pregnancy, labor, and the puerperium i.e. the time after delivery.

  • Track 11-1Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics
  • Track 11-2Obesity and Infertility
  • Track 11-3Gestational Diabetes
  • Track 11-4Ovarian cancer
  • Track 11-5Overdue pregnancy
  • Track 11-6Premature Birth
  • Track 11-7Macrosomia
  • Track 11-8Gynoid obesity
  • Track 11-9Ovarian cysts
  • Track 11-10Lack of sleep
  • Track 11-11Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

The disease of obesity is far beyond basically abundance weight. It is truly a metabolic disease including complex metabolic and hormonal components. Obesity is related to a chronic condition of inflammation. Over the top fat cells discharge a cascade of biochemical which result in chronic inflammation. It is trusted that this chronic condition of inflammation brings about diseases, for example, diabetes, coronary illness, stroke, cancer and joint and muscle pains.

  • Track 12-1Metabolic Complications of Obesity
  • Track 12-2Developmental Changes in Energy Expenditure
  • Track 12-3Bile loss acids
  • Track 12-4Clinical metabolics and lipidomics
  • Track 12-5Overweight and Eating Disorders
  • Track 12-6Food Intolerance
  • Track 12-7Endocrinology and Metabolism

Obesity is a developing concern on the grounds that being overweight is broadly viewed as a major risk factor for metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, and premature death. In spite of the fact that the systems for this weight pick up have not been completely explained, dietary variables might be important in the improvement of obesity. Diet consists of a combination of foods, and these individual segments may have intuitive or synergistic impacts that make studying dietary factors in detachment troublesome. Dietary patterns that represent a combination of nourishment might be more strongly associated with sickness chance than an individual sustenance and supplement. Previous studies have detailed that dietary patterns that are high in organic products, vegetables, and fiber may be related to a reduced risk of obesity.

  • Track 13-1Low-density lipoproteins
  • Track 13-2Fat Burning Foods
  • Track 13-3Atkins diet for obese persons
  • Track 13-4Consuming Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
  • Track 13-5Dietary approaches for weight loss
  • Track 13-6Diet & Weight Management
  • Track 13-7Vitamins for Weight Loss

In addition to health impacts, obesity leads to many problems including depression and mental health. Depression can both cause stress, which, in turn, may cause you to change your eating and activity habits. Real life stories demonstrate all these experience of an obese person. It is also the impact a health care provider can have on achieving successful weight-loss.

  • Track 14-1Economic impact
  • Track 14-2Size acceptance
  • Track 14-3Heart Risk in Real Life
  • Track 14-4Patient Stories
  • Track 14-5Obesity & Health

During the past 20 years, obesity among adults has risen through and through in the United States. The latest data from the National Centre for Health Statistics states that 33% of population 20 years of age and more settled—more than 100 million people—are strong. This development isn't confined to adults but instead, has in like manner affected adolescents. Among youth, 18 percent of children developed 6-11 years and 21 percent of adolescents developed 12– 19 years are seen as obese. These rates of obesity have critical repercussions for Americans' prosperity. But one of the national prosperity objectives for the year 2020 is to lessen the regularity of obesity among adults by 10 %, current data shows that the situation isn't advancing. Hopkins GIM workers are looking at overweight the full extent of its trademark history and challenges, and likewise endeavouring to fight the torment by investigating different techniques and interventions.

  • Track 15-1Insulin and islet biology
  • Track 15-2Diabetes and its complications
  • Track 15-3Transplantation for diabetes
  • Track 15-4Drug treatments and devices for obesity: Current research
  • Track 15-5Probiotics for human health -new innovations and emerging trends