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Blog Sep 28, 26

Lived Experience Voices: Every Story Deserves to Be Heard

Diana's weight kept her from teaching her son to ride a bike. Her story shows why obesity needs care, not judgement.

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Blog Sep 23, 26

Lived Experience Voices: Not About Us, Without Us

Debera spent years being blamed for her weight. Now she wants lived experience in every room where decisions are made.

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Blog Sep 16, 26

Lived Experience Voices: From a Nairobi Fitness Challenge to a Global Conversation on Obesity Care

A 90-day programme worked in Nairobi. A global summit taught Oduor why willpower alone isn't the answer.

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Blog Sep 02, 26

Lived Experience Voices: “Nobody should need an advocate in the room”

Two years, one unopened food journal, and a wife who finally asked why evidence-based treatment wasn't offered.

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Events Blog Aug 03, 26

Connecting with our Members at ICO 2026

Connecting with so many of our Members was the highlight of ICO 2026 for our membership team.

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Blog Jul 16, 26

Why the obesity field needs more peer reviewers

Peer review is under strain. Nick Finer explains why the obesity field needs more reviewers - and how to become one.

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Blog Jun 25, 26

Obesity & HIV/AIDS: common causes, common solutions

The growing overlap between HIV & obesity suggests the future may lie in more integrated, people-centred health systems.

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News Blog Apr 06, 26

Who gets to move? Environments, inequality, and obesity

Blog calls for shifting from individual responsibility to systems that support physical activity and health.

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News Blog Nov 11, 25

Understanding global obesity care: Why MAPPS II matters and how you can contribute

MAPPS II is working to bridge the gaps in how obesity is addressed globally - and how we can do better.

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