Reem Hospital showcases latest insights at International Obesity Symposium
Reem Hospital successfully hosted the International Obesity Symposium at the Sofitel Abu Dhabi, bringing together leading medical professionals to explore the latest advancements in obesity treatment and management.
The symposium reinforced Reem Hospital's commitment to medical excellence and innovation, featuring renowned bariatric and plastic surgeons, family medicine specialists, mental health experts, and dietitians. The event provided a platform for knowledge exchange, where experts discussed groundbreaking treatment methodologies and multidisciplinary approaches to tackling obesity.
Attendees participated in expert-led presentations, interactive case studies, and panel discussions, gaining valuable clinical insights to enhance patient outcomes.
The event featured a lineup of distinguished speakers, including:
● Dr Adriana Rotundo, who provided critical insights on what's better GLP1 or Bariatric Surgery for Obesity management.
● Dr Miriam Byrne, who delivered an engaging talk on The Art of Transformation: Sculpting the Body after Massive Weight Loss.
● Dr Medhat El Sabbahy, who provided critical insights on Managing Depression in Obesity.
● Dr Abid Ali Anwar, who addressed an important clinical question: When Should Primary Care Refer Obese Patients?
● Lama Saleem, who shared expert guidance on Managing Obesity – A Dietitian's Perspective.
"We were honoured to host this prestigious symposium, reinforcing our dedication to advancing obesity care through education and collaboration," said engineer Zaid Al Siksek, chairman of Reem Hospital. "By bringing together top minds in obesity treatment, we aim to drive innovation and improve patient health across the region."
The symposium's comprehensive agenda covered clinical insights, advanced weight management solutions, and lifestyle intervention strategies, providing attendees with an unparalleled learning experience.
Dr Adriana Rotundo, consultant Bariatric Surgeon at Reem Hospital, said: "The exchange of pioneering ideas and evidence-based strategies during this symposium is crucial for the continuous evolution of obesity care. We are proud to provide a platform that fosters learning, collaboration, and innovation."
Reem Hospital remains at the forefront of medical education, driving collaborative learning and reinforcing its role as a centre of excellence in obesity management.
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