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Medicine
fromNature
2 weeks ago

Why obesity drugs work better for some people: these genes hold clues

Genetic variants influence individual responses to obesity drugs, affecting weight loss and side effects.
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Medicine
fromwww.bbc.com
2 weeks ago

New light shed on who benefits most from weight-loss jabs

Genetic variations in appetite and digestion can enhance weight loss effectiveness of drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro.
Alternative medicine
fromwww.scarymommy.com
1 year ago

Compounded GLP-1s Are Going Away. Here's What To Do If You Take Them.

Millions of Americans on injectable weight loss medications face financial uncertainty as affordable compounded versions are being phased out.
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Public health
from24/7 Wall St.
6 months ago

Retirees, Don't Miss Out: Must-Know Medicare Open Enrollment Tips

Retirees should review Medicare coverage and begin open enrollment planning early to compare Part D and Advantage options, confirm medications, and avoid costly mistakes.
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fromThe Drum
8 months ago

Rise of a lifestyle drug: weight loss jabs will force more than just food brands to pivot

The emergence of GLP-1 medications, originally popular in the US, is now a global phenomenon, projected to grow to 31.5 million users by 2035.
Health
fromScary Mommy
10 months ago

Can You Still Have Spontaneous Sex With ED? Experts Explain How

ED medications can be very helpful in supporting spontaneity, especially when used strategically. For example, tadalafil (Cialis) is often favored because it has a longer window of action - up to 36 hours.
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Alternative medicine
fromFuturism
1 year ago

Single Injection Appears to Prevent Virtually All Allergic Reactions

Omalizumab shows promise in treating seasonal allergies by targeting underlying allergic responses rather than merely alleviating symptoms.
Mental health
fromNew York Post
1 year ago

I'm a cardiologist - this overprescribed drug taken by millions of people is toxic for your heart

The long-term use of ADHD stimulant medications poses potential cardiovascular risks that may have been overlooked by the FDA.
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