Lilly Obesity International

Multidisciplinary teams are essential in managing #Cardiometabolic diseases effectively. Diverse expertise can provide comprehensive and coordinated care. Stay connected as we explore how collaboration fosters innovation in cardiometabolic care.

Guidelines emphasize a comprehensive approach to #ObesityCare, combining healthy lifestyle strategies and evidence-based management to support long-term outcomes.¹,² Follow us for ongoing insights!

The needs of people with #Type2Diabetes, #Obesity, and cardiovascular diseases are evolving. Through robust research, we can find new ways to tackle the challenges of #Cardiometabolic diseases to provide an optimal level of care. Follow us for more perspectives on the topic.

Losing weight is associated with prevention or improvement of multiple #Obesity-related complications such as hypertension, T2D, and cardiovascular diseases.¹⁻³ Follow us as we continue exploring the evidence shaping #ObesityCare!

Clear, empathetic communication and shared decision-making between clinicians and people with #Cardiometabolic diseases encourages adherence to lifestyle changes and management plans, leading to improved outcomes. Follow us for insights on connected care.

An empathetic approach can help when beginning the #Obesity conversation. Using people-first, non-stigmatizing language helps build trust and opens the door to care.¹ The 5As can guide meaningful, proactive dialogue.¹,² Let’s rethink how Obesity conversations begin!

Addressing stigma related to #Obesity and #T2D and integrating personalized care may improve experiences and outcomes for people with cardiometabolic diseases.¹ Follow us for more!

Engaging in proactive, non-stigmatizing conversations can pave the way for timely #ObesityCare.¹ Guidelines recommend using respectful language and initiating the dialogue early.¹,² Inviting a gentle reflection on when #ObesityCare begins. Follow us for more insights!

Behind every #Obesity statistic is a person navigating misunderstanding and barriers to care.¹ Ipsos research across 14 countries discloses the lived reality beyond the numbers.² #WorldObesityDay invites a more human approach. Access the report here: e.lilly/ipsosstudy

Weight stigma is a common issue with serious health consequences.¹⁻³ 88% of people living with #Obesity report feeling stigmatized due to their weight.¹ It can lead to anxiety, depression, and delayed care.²,³ Follow us as we explore how communication shapes #ObesityCare!

OBESITY IS OFTEN MISUNDERSTOOD.¹ Across 14 countries, Ipsos research highlights a gap between clinical evidence and public belief. #WorldObesityDay is a moment to close that gap. Access the full report here: e.lilly/ipsosstudy

As our understanding of #Cardiometabolic diseases evolves, evidence points towards a balance of prevention, management and lifestyle changes to ensure successful outcomes. The complexities of cardiometabolic diseases calls for a comprehensive approach.

Despite recognition of #Obesity as a disease by WHO, self-blame remains common.¹,² New Ipsos research across 14 countries reveals the burden beyond the numbers.² This #WorldObesityDay, let’s replace judgment with understanding. Access the report here: e.lilly/ipsosstudy

The guidelines for #T2D and #Obesity are clear: early intervention is critical.¹,² By addressing the risk factors of #Cardiometabolic diseases early, the burden can be reduced.³

For many people with Obesity, diet and lifestyle changes alone are not enough to achieve and maintain weight loss.¹⁻⁹ Biological adaptations can promote weight regain, making long-term success difficult. Treating Obesity requires a combined focus on both biology and behavior.¹⁻⁹

Weight reduction may prevent or improve symptoms associated with many Obesity-related complications and improve quality of life.¹,² Let’s make early intervention a priority this #WorldObesityDay.

Complications of #Obesity such as cardiometabolic diseases, and more can develop early, even before reaching BMI thresholds, and may worsen over time.¹ Recognizing Obesity as a chronic, progressive disease helps enable timely, proactive care.¹,² Follow us in #WorldObesityDay.

On #WorldObesityDay, together with @WorldObesity Federation, we reaffirm our commitment to advancing #Obesity prevention and management, and to supporting better, more informed approaches to care. Join us as the conversation on Obesity care unfolds.

The World Health Organization recognizes #Obesity as a chronic disease—but this recognition is not reflected everywhere, contributing to uneven progress and delays in diagnosis and care.¹˒² So, the question is: what are we waiting for? Join the cause this #WorldObesityDay.

The World Health Organization recognizes #Obesity as a chronic relapsing disease affecting billions globally.¹ This #WorldObesityDay we are proud to collaborate with the @WorldObesity Federation to end stigma. Follow along for more updates.