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Evidence-based obesity medicine research

Obesity Pillars® Journal

Our medical journal is dedicated to publishing evidence-based research for health care clinicians in the field of obesity medicine. Obesity Pillars® serves as a resource to assist clinicians to deliver patient-centered obesity medicine care in alignment with the OMA’s four pillars of obesity treatment: Nutrition Therapy, Physical Activity, Behavioral Modification, and Medical Interventions.

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Obesity Algorithm

The Obesity Algorithm® is a comprehensive clinical tool designed to guide healthcare professionals in the assessment and management of obesity. This algorithm provides a structured framework for evaluating patients with obesity, offering a step-by-step approach to diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care. The Obesity Algorithm is regularly updated to reflect the latest research and clinical guidelines.

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Pediatric Obesity Algorithm

The Pediatric Obesity Algorithm® offers healthcare providers a structured approach for managing overweight and obesity in children and adolescents. This evidence-based tool draws from scientific research, medical knowledge, and the practical insights of pediatric clinicians who regularly address weight-related issues in young patients.

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OMA Academy

Customize your obesity medicine education and access the entire on-demand library of CME, ABOM Exam study materials, handouts, and other practical resources in the Obesity Medicine Academy.

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Pediatric Resources

OMA's pediatric resources encompass a wealth of educational materials, clinical guidelines, and research-based insights to aid healthcare professionals in effectively managing and preventing obesity in children and adolescents. OMA's commitment to combating pediatric obesity is reflected in its extensive pediatric-focused resources, empowering healthcare professionals to make a meaningful impact on the health and well-being of young patients.

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08/01/25

OMA Applauds Plan to Cover Obesity Medications Under Medicare and Medicaid

The Trump Administration has announced a proposed plan for a five-year pilot program that will allow patients with Medicare or Medicaid access to anti-obesity medications.

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07/10/25

It’s Time to Change the Way We Treat Obesity and Provide Access to Care

We need an operation warp speed for obesity medicine. Healthcare systems , insurers, and employers are still falling short on our mission of radically changing what obesity looks like in the U.S. and providing access to the full suite of effective obesity treatment interventions including medications that are proven to help patients manage their condition.

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06/25/25

Cardiovascular Benefits of Treating Obesity: Practical Approaches for Physicians

Although cardiovascular disease remains a significant concern, many of its risk factors can be managed, and in some cases, even reversed. One of the most effective ways to support heart health is through weight loss.

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Official podcast of the OMA

Obesity: A Disease

Podcast episodes provide valuable insights into treating the disease of obesity and better equip clinicians to understand and engage in treating this disease.

Obesity Medicine Job Board

The OMA job board is a comprehensive, dynamic platform, and a valuable resource for job seekers. Discover diverse job listings from reputable organizations spanning industries such as technology, healthcare, psychology, and more. Users can browse through a variety of job postings, including full-time, part-time, remote, and internships, catering to a broad spectrum of career needs. The OMA job board also offers a job submission feature where users can submit their own job listings.