Eric Hazebroek

Eric Hazebroek is a Professor specializing in Obesity and Metabolic Surgery, focusing on outcomes of bariatric procedures and patient experiences. His research integrates clinical trials, public health perspectives, and patient-centered care. He supervises multiple PhD candidates and collaborates on projects like the RiMini trial and RECENTRE initiative. Notable contributions include analyzing long-term outcomes of gastric bypass and evaluating multidisciplinary support programs.

Education:

• Completed doctoral studies (indicated by 'prof.dr.' title).

Research Interests:

• Bariatric Surgery Techniques and Outcomes
• Postoperative Nutritional and Psychological Care
• Cross-Cultural Obesity Perception
• Public Health Strategies for Obesity Management

Media Contributions:

• Expert commentary on vitamin deficiencies post-surgery (April 2025).
• Discussions on societal acceptance of weight discrimination (Feb 2023-2025).

Grants/Projects:

• PhD Supervisions: Leading 5 ongoing projects including imaging studies and surgical procedure optimization.
• Funding: Active in multi-institutional collaborations (e.g., RECENTRE).

Labs/Teams: Engaged in surgical and metabolic research groups through his affiliated projects, though specific lab names are not explicitly stated.