Welcome to the annual meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Obesity Society. The meeting will be hosted in person and virtually at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Brisbane, QLD, 20 - 22 July 2021.
ANZOS 2021 is the premier conference in the region on obesity and obesity-related issues, bringing together a diverse group of scientists, clinical researchers and other health professionals to discuss the latest advances in obesity research, treatment and public health policy.
Not sure whether you can make it to Brisbane for the conference? Don’t worry! ANZOS 2021 will allow for presenters to show their work virtually - whether you are an oral or poster presenter. If you are not presenting, you will be able to watch sessions online.
The meeting will feature an outstanding range of plenary lectures and symposium sessions, as well as extensive opportunities for networking with colleagues. We would like to give everyone in our community the opportunity to join us and re-connect after what has been a challenging yet defining year. So please keep the dates of 20 - 22 July 2021 in your calendar. We look forward to seeing you in Brisbane!
We will continue to closely monitor the COVID-19 situation as it evolves and follow the advice of health authorities, keeping you informed of any changes.
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WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU!
What attracts delegates to ANZOS conferences?
“ANZOS is always a great conference”
“The mixed groups from the fields of Public Health, Medical Practitioners and Basic Researchers.”
“The balance of talks for the Cross Cutting sessions [were] just perfect”
“There are many reasons to attend this conference but the most important is the list of invited scientists. I found it could be a great chance to have one to one interaction with them”
“Ability to submit an abstract to promote my research [and] to engage with fellow researchers from three distinct scientific fields”
“The broad range of health professionals who attend the conference and the great focus that the society has on the multifactorial nature of obesity”
