Introduction
Over the past couple of months, we have been receiving concerns from customers regarding various safety issues with Incretin based therapy. Some verbatims have been shared with the customer-facing teams, and we believe that our confidence in the reliability of these medications should be clearly communicated through scientific evidence. The primary objective of this meeting is to underscore the significance of validated information over social media posts.
Objectives
To address concerns regarding the clinical profile of GLP-1 RAs and to assist healthcare professionals in understanding recent scientific evidence about the safety of injectable incretins.
This Course For :
Physician
( Cardiology , Endocrinology & Metabolism , Family Medicine , Gastroenterology , Internal Medicine , Nephrology , Obstetrics & Gynecology , Orthopedic Surgery , General practitioner )
Resident / Fellow
( Cardiology , Endocrinology & Metabolism , Family Medicine , Gastroenterology , Internal Medicine , Nephrology , Obstetrics & Gynecology , Orthopedic Surgery , General practitioner )
Clinical Nutrition
Speaker
Dr. Khadija Hafidh, MD, FRCP (Edin)
Consultant Physician and Diabetologist; Dept of Internal Medicine; Diabetes Unit; Rashid Hospital, Dubai Health Authority
Prof. Alex Miras
Professor of Endocrinology at Ulster University. His clinical and research work focus solely on Obesity and type 2 diabetes. He has contributed to the clinical management and research in Obesity over the last 14 years, through his work at a high throughput Obesity Centre. The specialist interests of his research Group are the mechanisms of action of interventions for obesity, focusing on pharmacotherapy, medical devices and obesity surgery.
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Price
Course Fee
FREE
FREE
Contact Information
Organization : Virtual Medical AcademyPhone : 920008161
Email : [email protected]
Free
15 Apr 2025 To 15 Apr 2025 -
07:30 PM To 09:00 PM 
Certificate Available 
Online
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04/15/2025 07:30 PM
04/15/2025 09:00 PM
Asia/ Riyadh
From Tabloids to Reliable Scientific Evidence: The Journey of Information Matters
From Tabloids to Reliable Scientific Evidence: The Journey of Information Matters
https://medicalacademy.org/portal/event/view/2360
