Friday, 21st October Australian & New Zealand Obesity Society 2016 Annual Scientific Meeting

• Invited talk: Mapping complex molecular networks underlying exercise using global phosphoproteomics - Nolan Hoffman
• Invited talk: Use of a Potent Calorie Restriction Mimetic to selectively recover POMC activity, thereby reversing dietary induced weight gain - Frederik J Steyn
• Impact of Endurance Exercise Training on Adipocyte miRNA Expression in Overweight Men - Thomas Tsiloulis
• CNS reward pathways and anorexia nervosa (AN) - insights from a rat model. - Claire J Foldi
• Harnessing the sun to halt obesity: vitamin D, nitric oxide and brown adipose tissue. - Shelley Gorman
• Investigating the molecular basis and therapeutic potential of the Heme oxygenase-1 (HO-1) – adiponectin axis - Jon Whitehead

• Invited talk: Treating Diabetes and Obesity Using the Gut Microbiome Involves Dietary Diversity - Frank Greenway
• Early weight loss responders to liraglutide 3.0 mg had greater weight loss, regression to normoglycaemia, and reduced T2D development at 3 years vs early non-responders: SCALE Obesity and Prediabetes - Trisha O’Moore-Sullivan
• Liraglutide 3.0 mg reduces body weight and improves cardiometabolic risk factors in adults with obesity or overweight, but without diabetes: the SCALE Obesity and Prediabetes randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled 3-year trial - Tania Markovic
• Effects of exercise on appetite and gut hormones: implications for weight management. - Shelley E Keating
•   Tertiary level management of severe paediatric obesity-Interventions must focus on younger children and address attrition rates. - Kerryn W Chisholm
• Metabolic and nutrition-related effects of a duodenal-jejunal bypass sleeve in patients with obesity and Type II diabetes: preliminary results of a pilot study - Jessica McMaster
• Do making habits or breaking habits influence weight loss and weight loss maintenance? A randomised controlled trial. - Gina Cleo

• How many Australian women will be obese in twenty years’ time? - Annette Dobson
• LiveLighter Mass Media Campaign is Associated with Reduced Sugary Drink Consumption - Belinda Morley
• Impact of a sugar sweetened beverage price increase in a convenience store - Miranda R Blake
• You Wouldn't Eat 16 Teaspoons of Sugar – So Why Drink it? Community Response to the Aboriginal Rethink Sugary Drink Advertisement - Jennifer Browne
• Effects of interpretive front-of-pack nutrition labels on consumer food purchases: a randomized controlled trial - Cliona Ni Mhurchu
• The potential of front-of-pack labels on unhealthy foods to counteract the misleading effects of health claims - Zenobia Talati
• Attributes used by consumers to assess alternative front-of-pack food labelling systems - Caroline Miller
• Comparison of an electronic versus traditional food diary for assessing dietary intake – a validation study - Nicholas Fuller

• Invited talk: Managing children and adolescents affected by overweight and obesity: implications for health systems - Louise Baur
• Invited talk: Key learnings from the PEACH program in Queensland - Jacqueline Miller
• Invited talk: Key lessons from the Go4Fun program in NSW - Christine Innes-Hughes
• Invited talk: What are the implementation barriers and enablers for childhood obesity management services? - Penelope Love

Panel discussion: Services for children who are already overweight and obese: is it prevention, treatment or universal child health and why does it matter? A case study of Queensland

Panel members represent the continuum of health care in Queensland:

• Dr Jeanette Young, Chief Health Officer Queensland Health
• Ms Jennifer Crimmins, Divisional Director, Child and Youth Community Health Services, Children’s Health Queensland Hospital & Health Service
• Ms Robyn Wyatt, Nurse Unit Manager, Child, Youth and Family Health, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service
• Ms Melinda Hammond, Team Leader - Nutrition Team, Apunipima Cape York Health Council
• Professor Louise Baur
• Dr Kerri Webb, Senior Staff Specialist Developmental –Behavioural Paediatrics Child Development Program, Co-chair QLD Statewide Child & Youth Clinical Network
• Primary Health Network representative TBC