Thyroid & Weight
Thyroid disease intersects obesity care with multiple commonly-believed myths needing evidence-based clarification. The session covers hypothyroidism and weight gain myths (small effect, modest reversibility), levothyroxine adjustment after weight loss, subclinical hypothyroidism management debate, post-bariatric thyroid changes, thyroid cancer surveillance after rapid weight loss, and the role of thyroid hormone analogues in obesity (resmetirom as the THR-β agonist exemplar). Discussion addresses Hashimoto thyroiditis prevalence, the comparison of T4 monotherapy vs T4/T3 combination, thyroid hormone replacement in obesity vs lean, hyperthyroidism and weight, and emerging thyroid-targeted obesity therapeutics.
- Hypothyroidism weight myths
- Levothyroxine after weight loss
- Subclinical hypothyroidism debate
- Post-bariatric thyroid changes
- Resmetirom THR-β agonism
- T4/T3 combination
- Hashimoto thyroiditis prevalence
- Hyperthyroidism and weight
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- 01GLP-1 & Incretin Therapies
- 02Bariatric Surgery
- 03Childhood & Adolescent Obesity
- 04Obesity Genetics & Epigenetics
- 05Metabolic Syndrome
- 06Behavioral & Lifestyle Interventions
- 07Gut Microbiome & Metabolism
- 08Health Equity in Obesity Care
- 09Policy, Environment & Prevention
- 10Weight Loss Maintenance
- 11Eating Disorders & Obesity
- 12Sarcopenic Obesity
- 13Hormonal Drivers
- 14Cardiometabolic Complications
- 15MASH & Obesity-Liver Axis
- 16Sleep & Obesity
- 17Workplace & School Programs
- 18Pharmacotherapy Pipeline
- 19Type 1 Diabetes
- 20Type 2 Diabetes
- 21Diabetic Retinopathy
- 22Diabetic Neuropathy
- 23Diabetic Kidney Disease
- 24Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
- 26Insulin Resistance
- 27Lipid Metabolism
- 28Body Composition
- 29Body Image & Mental Health
- 30Diabetes in Pregnancy
- 31Telemedicine in Obesity
- 32Endocrine Disruptors
- 33Health Coaching
- 34Geriatric Obesity
- 35Stigma & Communication