The Obesity Society (TOS) is a leading scientific organization dedicated to the study of obesity and its associated conditions. Founded in 1982, it brings together researchers, clinicians, and other healthcare professionals to advance the understanding, prevention, and treatment of obesity. TOS promotes scientific research and evidence-based practices through its conferences, publications, and advocacy efforts. The society publishes the highly respected journal “Obesity,” which features cutting-edge research on obesity-related topics. Additionally, TOS provides education and resources for professionals and the public, aiming to reduce the prevalence and impact of obesity through multidisciplinary approaches and collaboration with various stakeholders in the health and policy sectors.
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