Fondation Ipsen | France
Dr. James A. Levine’s research focuses on human metabolism, obesity, physical activity, and health innovation, with his seminal discovery of non-exercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT) redefining the biological and behavioral drivers of energy balance and sedentary behavior. His work integrates clinical medicine, translational research, digital health, and systems design to address chronic and rare diseases. Through extensive publications, patents, and global collaborations, he has translated scientific insights into scalable interventions influencing clinical guidelines, public health policy, workplace design, and long-term health outcomes worldwide.
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