On-demand webinars

The British Nutrition Foundation hosts a number of webinars on a wide variety of topics.Our research indicates that more and more people are looking to webinars as a convenient and effective way of developing their knowledge.

 

Details of upcoming webinars are listed in the Current training section of our website.

 

Below is a selection of our webinars available to watch on-demand. Here you can find on-demand webinars on topics including:

  • Nutrients including fats and reformulation with fibre and alternative proteins.
  • Foods and drinks including fermented foods and processed foods.
  • Nutrition and health including oral health.
  • Feeding infants and young children
  • Gut health including the gut microbiota and personalised nutrition
  • Prebiotics
  • Plant-based diets
  • Health claims

Weight loss drugs – the need for nutrition and lifestyle support

September 2025

The rapid rise in the use of weight loss medications (GLP-1 and GIP Receptor Agonists such as Wegovy and Mounjaro) marks a shift in the treatment landscape for obesity. These medicines can help people living with obesity achieve clinically meaningful weight loss by reducing appetite and calorie intake.

 

The British Nutrition Foundation supports the safe and appropriate use of prescribed weight loss medications, in line with national clinical guidelines, and emphasises that their success depends on sustained attention to a healthy balanced diet, physical activity, and prioritising long-term behaviour change alongside medical treatment.

 

This webinar brought together expert researchers and health professionals to explore how to provide nutrition and lifestyle support to users of weight loss medications

Our webinar library:

Red Meat and Its Impact

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