Background












            ******************************************************************************************

            *
            ******************************************************************************************
            Obesity, type 2 diabetes and related complications represent the major health challenge gl

            largely impact societies, as fully demonstrated during the COVID-19 pandemic, which dispro
            affected patients with obesity and/or diabetes. Even though the incidence of diabetes is d
            urban areas when compared to rural ones, diabetes management and access to proper care are

            low-income and aged urban inhabitants.
            <style> .pageContent .medailon-content p {text-align: justify !important;} div.medailon-im
            shadow: 0px 5px 10px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2) !important;} </style>


            Prevention and early treatment of the disease, before complications arise, have the highes

            impact. However, there is an unmet need for effective, affordable non-pharmacological meas
            implementation. Variability in metabolic responses to lifestyle interventions is one reaso
            predictors of successful metabolic response, identifying surrogate markers of response and

            the interventional programme delivery, will help identify future directions at the verge o
            public health care.


            The project will bring together leading European scientists for a symposium combining inte
            and educational workshops, spanning from basic research into the multi-omics predictive pa
            balance and host-microbiome interactions, over the diet and exercise intersection to epide

            policymaking. The ultimate aim is to identify the crucial steps to be taken to maximize th
            lifestyle interventions: how to personalize them and how to increase the implementation ef
            sustainably in urban societies.


            The aim to identify ways to effective prevention and early treatment of disabilities from 
            diseases and to support the resilience of the European population, namely those vulnerable

            environments. To get to the goal the project would set up an informal research/education p
            would formulate future research directions for personalized lifestyle interventions and to
            prospects of future PhD topics.


            We would like to invite you for an introductory symposium in Prague that would combine:


            1.invited state-of-the art talks on crucial aspects of the lifestyle intervention and its 
            2.focused group works on specific tasks on future research and implementation strategies a
            3.opportunities to present research outputs for early career researchers from partner univ

              get information about possible mobilities