This program is primarily designed for endocrinologists but holds relevance to a multitude of health professionals and aims to increase competency in the treatment of type 2 diabetes, its complications, and to improve the care of people with diabetes.

 2 CME available  2 ABIM-MOC available  2 ACPE available  2 ANCC available  2 AAPA available  2 CDR available  2 COP available

Cardiovascular Kidney disease Obesity

Recorded Webinar

The course was developed for community health workers (CHWs) to address evidence-based, peer-reviewed clinical data and expert opinion on quality diabetes management.  

 1 CME available  1 ABIM-MOC available  1 ACPE available  1 ANCC available  1 AAPA available  1 CDR available  1 COP available

Changing the Conversation on Obesity provides evidence-based, person-centered practices for managing obesity, leading to improved outcomes and quality of life. This series will explore strategies for incorporating the Standards of Care in Obesity into practice and addressing barriers to care.

 1.75 CME available  1.75 ABIM-MOC available  1.75 ACPE available  1.75 ANCC available  1.75 AAPA available  1.75 CDR available  1.75 COP available

Our panelists discuss diabetes management strategies to help you enhance your ability to prescribe optimal treatment therapies and medical interventions for individuals living with type 2 diabetes.

 1.5 CME available  1.5 ABIM-MOC available  1.5 ACPE available  1.5 ANCC available  1.5 AAPA available  1.5 CDR available  1.5 COP available

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar

Referencing the latest guideline recommendations, the Treating People Living with Obesity in Clinical Care webinar will discuss obesity management methodologies and best practices to help health care professionals improve quality of life for people living with obesity.

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar

This webinar aims to educate health care teams on appropriate ways to reduce stigma and bias to improve health outcomes for people with obesity.

 No Credit

Recorded Webinar 

In this ADA member-exclusive webinar, the panel discusses obesity, an independent disease state that affects the cardiokidneymetabolic (CKM) state and which deserves individual and targeted treatments. Speakers discuss the dietary, lifestyle, and pharmaceutical approaches to this disease. 

 1 CME available  1 ABIM-MOC available  1 ACPE available  1 ANCC available  1 AAPA available  1 CDR available  1 APA available  1 ASWB available  1 COP available

Member Exclusive Recorded Webinar

GLP-1 agonists are increasingly used to promote weight loss and improve blood glucose control. Some health professionals are concerned about muscle mass loss. This webinar discusses the potential interaction of these pharmaceutical agents with exercise and nutrition in an effort to promote evidence-based decisions about patient care.

 No Credit

Member Exclusive Live Webinar

In this ADA webinar, the expert panel will explore strategies to recognize and reduce obesity stigma in clinical settings. Participants will learn to educate their teams about implicit biases, apply person-centered language, and implement inclusive, bias-free care practices. The session will also highlight how these approaches can improve patient interactions and lead to better health outcomes.

 1 CME available  1 ABIM-MOC available  1 ACPE available  1 ANCC available  1 AAPA available  1 CDR available  1 APA available  1 COP available

Recorded Webinar

Register for a 2-speaker recorded webinar to learn about the latest clinical and patient-centered approaches to MASLD and MASH management through exercise and lifestyle interventions.

 No Credit

In this recorded webinar, you will learn about the latest published developments in exercise physiology research. We will unravel the impact of acute exercise on fasting and insulin-stimulated extracellular vesicles and will delve into the effects of exercise training on adipose tissue remodeling.

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In this recorded webinar you'll learn about the latest published developments in exercise physiology research. We take an integrative approach as we explore the role of exercise-derived signaling molecules in mediating improvements in metabolic health in obesity and diabetes.

 No Credit