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One Injection A Month For Weight Loss? Pfizer's New Obesity Drug Explained
The natural GLP-1 hormone survives in the body for only a few minutes before it is broken down. Drug developers overcome this limitation through advanced molecular engineering techniques.
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Heart Benefits Fade After You Stop Taking GLP-1 Drugs: Study
This study, published in BMJ Medicine, investigated what happens when people with Type 2 diabetes stop or interrupt their treatment with GLP-1 drugs.
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Using Weight-Loss Drugs May Up Your Risk Of Fractures And Gout By 30%, Says New Study
A new study presented at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) 2026 Annual Meeting suggests that weight-loss drugs may increase the risk of fractures and gout. Here is what you should know about this revelation and how to be careful.
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Doctors Tell Soha Ali Khan Price Of Mounjaro After Aishwarya Mohanraj's Video
The cost of weight-loss drugs has reduced, and according to the experts, it will continue to come down
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Woman Claims Liver Failure, Organ Damage After Using Mounjaro For Weight Loss
As her condition worsened, she was rushed to Winchester Hospital's emergency department after developing severe chest pain.
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New Model to Predict Side Effects of Drugs
A new model that uses a patient's blood samples can predict what side effects they might experience from a drug, scientists have found.
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Novartis Japan Hit With Suspension Over Side-Effect Reporting
Japanese health authorities said today that they have ordered the local unit of Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis to temporarily suspend its operations for failing to report drug side effects.
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Pseudoephedrine works well for allergies
Non-prescription pseudoephedrine provides better relief from nasal allergy symptoms as compared to the more expensive montelukast.
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Doctors with better bedside manners are more effective
If you had to choose between a doctor who's compassionate and empathetic and one who is impersonal and aloof, which one would you choose? In 9 cases out of 10, the choice would be the former. This is corroborated by a recent study published in the Lancet, which is a combination of prior studies conducted on the subject. The study says that physicia...
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One Injection A Month For Weight Loss? Pfizer's New Obesity Drug Explained
The natural GLP-1 hormone survives in the body for only a few minutes before it is broken down. Drug developers overcome this limitation through advanced molecular engineering techniques.
-
Heart Benefits Fade After You Stop Taking GLP-1 Drugs: Study
This study, published in BMJ Medicine, investigated what happens when people with Type 2 diabetes stop or interrupt their treatment with GLP-1 drugs.
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Using Weight-Loss Drugs May Up Your Risk Of Fractures And Gout By 30%, Says New Study
A new study presented at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) 2026 Annual Meeting suggests that weight-loss drugs may increase the risk of fractures and gout. Here is what you should know about this revelation and how to be careful.
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Doctors Tell Soha Ali Khan Price Of Mounjaro After Aishwarya Mohanraj's Video
The cost of weight-loss drugs has reduced, and according to the experts, it will continue to come down
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Woman Claims Liver Failure, Organ Damage After Using Mounjaro For Weight Loss
As her condition worsened, she was rushed to Winchester Hospital's emergency department after developing severe chest pain.
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New Model to Predict Side Effects of Drugs
A new model that uses a patient's blood samples can predict what side effects they might experience from a drug, scientists have found.
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Novartis Japan Hit With Suspension Over Side-Effect Reporting
Japanese health authorities said today that they have ordered the local unit of Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis to temporarily suspend its operations for failing to report drug side effects.
-
Pseudoephedrine works well for allergies
Non-prescription pseudoephedrine provides better relief from nasal allergy symptoms as compared to the more expensive montelukast.
-
Doctors with better bedside manners are more effective
If you had to choose between a doctor who's compassionate and empathetic and one who is impersonal and aloof, which one would you choose? In 9 cases out of 10, the choice would be the former. This is corroborated by a recent study published in the Lancet, which is a combination of prior studies conducted on the subject. The study says that physicia...
