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Mary Savoye is a clinical dietitian and researcher at Yale University, serving as Associate Director of Pediatric Obesity and Director of the Bright Bodies Healthy Lifestyle Program at the Yale School of Medicine. She is also a certified diabetes educator and clinical dietitian at the Yale Stress Center. With over 20 years of experience, her work focuses on obesity and diabetes management in children and adults. She holds an MS in clinical mental health counseling, alongside undergraduate degrees in nutrition and business administration.
Her research emphasizes evidence-based interventions for pediatric obesity, including the development of the Bright Bodies program, which is internationally recognized. Key collaborations include studies on obesity treatment dissemination, metabolic outcomes in youth, and genetic influences on hepatic fat accumulation. She has authored books such as The 1 Thing Diet and Smart Moves Workbook, emphasizing practical, stress-free approaches to weight management.
Her clinical specialties include pediatric endocrinology and diabetes education, with a focus on empowering patients through behavioral and lifestyle changes. Current research interests involve hepatic lipid metabolism and obesity-related comorbidities, with involvement in clinical trials addressing pediatric obesity drug coverage gaps and metabolic health in diverse populations.
Ms. Savoye’s work bridges clinical practice and community engagement, addressing health equity through programs like the Fair Haven Families initiative. Her contributions span academic publications, clinical care, and public health advocacy, reflecting a commitment to improving outcomes for obese and diabetic populations.
