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Oral Communications 15: Metabolism, Nutrition and Obesity

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ea0110oc15.1 | Oral Communications 15: Metabolism, Nutrition and Obesity

Real-world setmelanotide changes in BMI in French patients with acquired hypothalamic obesity

ea0110oc15.2 | Oral Communications 15: Metabolism, Nutrition and Obesity

Long-term results for diazoxide choline extended-release (DCCR) tablets in patients with prader-willi syndrome: developmental behaviour checklist 2 response and relationship to hyperphagia reductions

ea0110oc15.3 | Oral Communications 15: Metabolism, Nutrition and Obesity

Long-term outcomes of sleeve gastrectomy in paediatric and transition age patients with prader-willi syndrome: a 5-year longitudinal study

ea0110oc15.4 | Oral Communications 15: Metabolism, Nutrition and Obesity

FetuinA connects hepatic steatosis and islet lipid accumulation in HFD mice: inhibiting TLR4 to protect beta cell function therein

ea0110oc15.5 | Oral Communications 15: Metabolism, Nutrition and Obesity

SMG7 as a potential contributor to the progression of chronic liver disease to hepatocellular carcinoma

ea0110oc15.6 | Oral Communications 15: Metabolism, Nutrition and Obesity

Sex-specific molecular effects of semaglutide on cardiac and hepatic mitochondrial respiration and cellular redox state in HFpEF and MASLD

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