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Obesity Management Congress 2018
Obesity Conferences in 2018
Key Topics:
Medications for Obesity
Bariatric surgery
Natural treatments for Obesity
Depression management and abuse recovery
Dietary Treatment for Obesity
The 27th World Congress on Diet, Nutrition and Obesity Conference 2018 going to be held at Auckland, New Zealand on the 7th and 8th of September 2018 is aimed to give an opportunity to the experts in the field of nutrition to examine the most recent progressions and difficulties in the field at the Obesity and Nutrition Meeting. Submit your research work abstract and register for the conference as a Speaker/Delegate now to avail Early Bird discounts on accommodation and registration and get published in Obesity and Nutrition Journals. To know more download the brochure for Diet Congress 2018.
Address: 47 Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY
Contact person: Brooke Hendricks
T: 0-800-014-8923
E: dietcongress@annualcongress.net
Conference url: https://dietcongress.nutritionalconference.com/events-list/obesity-treatment-and-management
Blog: https://nutritionconference.wordpress.com/
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