Unlocking Success in Obesity Clinical Trials: Mastering Patient Engagement and Retention

Published on: May 15, 2025

Are you a biotech leader striving to revolutionize obesity treatment? Discover how mastering patient engagement and retention can be the game-changer for your clinical trials.

With groundbreaking advancements in obesity care, including next-gen GLP-1s, the key to clinical success lies not just in innovation but in maintaining robust patient engagement and retention throughout complex trials. Without sustained patient engagement, even the most promising therapies risk delays, data loss, or failure to demonstrate meaningful benefit. Obesity clinical trials face unique challenges, particularly in long-duration, placebo-controlled studies, where perceived benefit, stigma, and access challenges converge to increase dropout risk.

In this candid and solutions-focused webinar, you will hear from leaders who bring both clinical and personal experience to the conversation. From mental health and “food noise” to site operations and decentralized trial design, our panelists will share practical insights on how to improve the patient experience and retain participants throughout the trial journey. You will gain strategies to enhance retention, lessen site burden, and support patients throughout the trial.
 

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