Helen Bennis, Senior Director at Ipsos chats with Dr Stephanie Anne Baker, Reader at City University of London whose research focuses on how rumours, false, and misleading information travels online with a particular focus on health and wellness, and, Dr Camilla Stokholm, GP and author of ‘What your doctor eats’.

In this second of the two part series they discuss:

- What harm inaccurate, unethical and unregulated health information can cause

- How to identity trusted sources (and those masquerading as trusted sources)

- Why everyone should be evaluating their information diet (and how to do that).

Helen Bennis, Senior Director at Ipsos, chats with Dr Stephanie Anne Baker, whose research focuses on how rumours, false, and misleading information travels online with a particular focus on health and wellness, and, Dr Camilla Stokholm, GP and author of ‘What your doctor eats’.

In the first of two parts they discuss:

• The profound benefit accurate and well-intentioned online health information can have on peoples’ lives, using Dr Camilla Stockholm’s personal experience as an ‘accidental influencer’
• The reasons why we have seen a proliferation of online mis / dis information in recent years
• The strategies employed to gain trust online and how this has changed over time

Obesity care in the US is in the midst of a true transformation — one that’s redefining science, access, and the patient experience.

In the latest episode of Obesity: The Big Picture Podcast, Jackie Ilacqua, President of Syndicated Healthcare Research at Ipsos, is joined by two of the leading voices in obesity and metabolic research — Dr. Donna Ryan and Professor David Allison — to explore how innovation, access, and trust are redefining what effective obesity care looks like today.

From breakthrough therapies and expanding Medicare coverage to the emerging understanding of “food noise” and the challenge of public trust, this episode unpacks the forces driving this new era of care.

But as access to GLP-1 therapies grows, important questions remain: Who’s being left out, and why? How do we ensure that innovation doesn’t widen existing gaps in care and equity?

Tune in to 'Spotlight on the US Obesity Care Revolution' to hear how science, policy, and people are converging to shape the next chapter of obesity treatment in America.