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“Not just exercise more, eat less. That is not a full lifestyle medicine intervention.”

Beth Frates, MD, shares her perspective while attending the #JAMASummit on #Obesity.

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"The call to action for #clinicians, for #researchers, for society at large is to help remove the stigma around this #disease."

Rhonda Monroe, MBA, shares her perspective while attending the #JAMASummit on #Obesity.

"In the past 20 years, there's tremendous increased prevalence of obesity, not only in China, but also globally, especially in young population."

Linong Ji, MD, shares his perspective while attending the #JAMASummit on #Obesity.

“Equitable access is something that is a global imperative of our community, is something that we need to engage and commit to, to make sure that this big public health crisis finally comes to an end.”

Francesca Celletti, MD, PhD, shares her perspective while attending the #JAMASummit on #Obesity.

"In India, [#GLP-1 receptor agonists] are now sold at as low as 14% of the list price. Slowly but surely, we will get there with sufficient amounts and much lower prices."

Jens Juul Holst, MD, PhD, shares his perspective while attending the #JAMASummit on #Obesity.

The #JAMASummit on Obesity and Metabolic Disorders will convene cross-disciplinary experts to identify actionable priorities for the next 1 to 2 years.

📌 Follow JAMA for the forthcoming Summit report and call for papers.

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“We don't know nearly as much as we should know about the history of gun regulations."

Jennifer Tucker, a professor of history at Wesleyan University and the founding director of Wesleyan’s Center for the Study of Guns & Society, shares her perspective while attending #JAMASummit.

“We are only slowly beginning to understand the impact that social media is having on violence. In the 21st century we really need to invest in this space.”

@upenn.edu professor and @nam.edu member Desmond Patton shares his perspective while attending #JAMASummit.

“Although we have 46,000 deaths each year in the United States from firearms, it’s important to approach this as a problem that is preventable.”

@uofwa.bsky.social professor Fred Rivara shares his perspective while attending this year's #JAMASummit.

“Folks acquire and use firearms against themselves and others, because they’re afraid and hopeless. If we can address the root cause, we can make huge progress.”

@meganranney.bsky.social shares her perspective while attending #JAMASummit.

“One thing we can do to reduce firearm violence in the future is to have states implement firearm purchaser licensing laws.”

@johnshopkinssph.bsky.social professor and @jhucgvs.bsky.social co-executive director Cassandra Crisafi shares her perspective while attending #JAMASummit. jamasummit.org

“If we’re serious about reducing firearm harms, we need to reduce access to guns.”

Washington University professor and JAMA Health Forum EIC Sandro Galea shares his perspective while attending #JAMASummit. jamasummit.org

"The firearm, the handgun, the rifles: these are products manufactured here in the United States. They need to be regulated.”

@medicalcollegeofwi.bsky.social professor Steve Hargarten shares his perspective while attending #JAMASummit. jamasummit.org

“We have not capitalized on working with engineers as an important discipline in moving forward technological innovations to reduce firearm violence.”

University of Pennsylvania nursing professor Terry Richmond shares her perspective while attending #JAMASummit.

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JAMA asked top experts about the role of AI in medicine and how it might impact health care in the next few years.

Learn what they said about possibilities, common misconceptions, and what to look for in the years to come.

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These Viewpoints, products of the #JAMASummit on AI, showcase the US's decentralized, sector-specific approach and Europe's prescriptive, regulatory-driven framework.

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