Advancing Obesity Care Across New England

A regional network of professionals working together to reduce, prevent and treat obesity through education, research, advocacy and collaboration.

COLLABORATE

Stronger together

EDUCATE

Empowering professionals and communities

RESEARCH

Driving evidence. Improving outcomes.

ADVOCATE

Championing policies that create change

Our Mission

The New England Obesity Society is committed to improving health outcomes of people with obesity through research and evidence-based medicine. 

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Clinical Resources

See a variety of tools and resources for clinical practice.


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Patient Education

Checkout our resources for providers and patients.


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Events and More

Join us at our events and view past events.


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The numbers you need to know

2.5 billion adults worldwide


were overweight in 2022, with 890 million living with obesity

43% of adults


were overweight in 2022 and 16% were living with obesity worldwide (WHO)

35 million children under 5


were overweight in 2024 globally
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NEOS is YOUR Regional Organization Making a Difference Where It Matters

Our vision is to work with and through our members and partners, to achieve global obesity-related targets including halting the rise of obesity, and to shape the global narrative.

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NEOS EVENTS AND EDUCATION

Stay Connected With the Latest in Obesity Medicine

Join expert-led webinars, journal clubs, and community discussions designed for healthcare professionals passionate about advancing obesity care.


From emerging pharmacotherapy updates to lifestyle medicine and multidisciplinary treatment strategies, NEOS events provide meaningful opportunities to learn, collaborate, and grow alongside peers across New England.

MASLD/MASH in Practice: Fibrosis Monitoring & Emerging Therapies

October 28, 2026 | 6:30PM

This webinar will provide a clinically focused update on the evaluation and management of MASLD/MASH, emphasizing practical application of evolving evidence. Topics will include fibrosis assessment and monitoring, treatment response evaluation, follow-up strategies, and the integration of emerging pharmacologic therapies alongside lifestyle interventions.


By the end of the session, participants will be better equipped to individualize care, incorporate new treatment options, and optimize long-term outcomes for patients with MASLD/MASH.


Presenters:

Arpan Mohanty, MD, MSc

Expert-Led Webinars

Learn from leading physicians and specialists discussing the latest advancements in obesity medicine and patient care.

Journal Clubs & Case Discussions

Participate in evidence-based conversations covering current research, treatment approaches, and clinical practice updates.

Networking & Community

Connect with clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals committed to improving obesity treatment and advocacy.

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A word from our board

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NEOS is you, me, all of us. If we are to impact our region and prevent chronic diseases by reversing obesity and its impact, we need to support NEOS, the first regional organization dedicated to the growing field of Obesity Medicine.

NEOS Board Member Statement

Boston, MA


As a new organization, we are excited to see how our members are coming together to support the worthwhile cause of Obesity Medicine.

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FAQS


Have Questions About Membership? Contact Us If You Don't Find Your Answer Below.

  • 1. Who can join?

    Any provider with an interest in the field of obesity medicine can join. This includes doctors, nurses, advanced practitioners as well as dietitians, therapists and exercise specialists. We welcome student members as well. 

  • 2. What is the cost to join?

    Membership prices are based on whether you are a student/ resident, a physician or another healthcare provider. See Membership Types for more information. 

  • 3. What are the benefits to joining?

    In addition to being able to network with others interested in obesity medicine and discounts with our partners, a NEOS membership offers you access to tools that can be helpful in clinical practice, presentations on obesity & related topics, and easy access to guidelines and resources with up to date information on the treatment and diagnosis of obesity. It also gives you an opportunity to collaborate with colleagues on various projects including research and clinical practice.