Free Live Webinar

Plasma Free Fatty Acids

& Chronic Disease Risk

Join Betsy Redmond, PhD, MMSc, RDN, for an in-depth clinical discussion on the metabolic significance of plasma free fatty acids and their role in chronic disease risk.

April 8, 2026

1:00 PM EST

Free for All Providers

About This Session

Among the four major biological macromolecules — nucleic acids, proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids — the lipidome encompasses a vast network of molecules ranging from cholesterol to free fatty acids. While free fatty acids such as EPA, DHA, oleic acid, and stearic acid represent only a small fraction of total circulating lipids, they offer a dynamic window into metabolic activity, dietary influence, adipose tissue signaling, and liver function.

This webinar will also highlight how the FAp Fatty Acids Profile from Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory provides actionable data to support personalized nutrition and targeted clinical interventions.

What You’ll Learn

In this session, Dr. Redmond will explore:

How plasma free fatty acids correlate with other lipid fractions

The relationship between diet, adipose tissue metabolism, and circulating fatty acids

Liver function and its role in fatty acid regulation

Clinical implications and potential therapeutic targets for reducing cardiometabolic disease risk

Your Speaker

Betsy Redmond, Ph.D., MMSc, RDN

Senior Education Specialist, Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory

Dr. Betsy Redmond is a senior education specialist at Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory and nutrition consultant. She is both conventionally trained with a Masters’ degree in clinical nutrition from Emory University and a doctorate in nutrition from the University of Georgia. Dr. Redmond has over 20 years’ experience in functional laboratory research and education.

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Note: This is a promotional/educational program sponsored by Diagnostic Solutions. No continuing education (CE) or continuing medical education (CME) credits are provided for this session.

Reserve Your Spot

April 8, 2026 • 1:00 PM EST • Free for all healthcare providers