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New start with scientific support

For many people, losing weight is more than just a question of discipline. It's about health, quality of life and often a real new start. This is precisely where the Germany-wide DOC-WEIGHT 2.3 study comes in, which is now entering a new recruitment phase. Under the leadership of Leipzig University Hospital, adults with obesity are once again being sought who would like to reduce their weight sustainably and receive medical support in the process.
29/12/2025

The one-year programme investigates how effective structured therapy approaches actually are in everyday life and what influence they have on metabolism, the cardiovascular system and well-being. Participants are randomly assigned to one of three forms of treatment, ranging from intensive exercise, nutritional and behavioural therapy to a time-limited formula diet. All groups benefit from regular medical examinations, laboratory checks and close supervision. The aim of the study is to generate reliable data so that structured obesity programmes can become an integral part of standard care in the future. The programme is supplemented by lectures from the field of nutritional medicine and participants receive a small allowance. For many participants, DOC WEIGHT 2.3 is therefore not just a study, but the start of a healthier life.

Press release of "Universitätsklinikum Leipzig" from 29 December 2025

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