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Your Genes May Decide How Well Weight Loss Drugs Work: Study
The research suggested that some of the same gene variants associated with better weight loss were also linked to stronger gastrointestinal side effects such as nausea or vomiting.
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Weight Loss Drugs May Be Making Patients Lose More Than Just Fat
UNC researchers found popular incretin drugs like semaglutide and tirzepatide are linked to unusually high muscle loss during weight loss.
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From Ozempic To Bariatric Surgery, Delhi Doctor Ranks 7 Weight-Loss Methods
Not everyone can or should opt for Ozempic, Mounjaro, or bariatric surgery for weight loss. The doctor lists seven methods and explains who they suit best
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Drug Combination May Boost Weight Loss in Older Women, Study Finds
A retrospective study from Mayo Clinic and Wayne State University found that postmenopausal women combining tirzepatide with hormone therapy lost significantly more body weight than those using the drug alone, prompting calls for larger, controlled c
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Tirzepatide And Semaglutide: Experts Explain New Diabetes, Obesity Drug Options
With semaglutide's patent expiry in India, cheaper generics may expand access to obesity and diabetes care. Experts weigh benefits, risks, and how tirzepatide compares as a next-generation dual-action therapy.
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10 Common Side Effects Of Mounjaro, Ozempic And How To Handle Them, As Per An Apollo Doctor
From dry mouth and fatigue to nausea and weight regain, an expert breaks down 10 common side effects of weight-loss drugs and how to deal with them
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Obesity Injections May Have Fewer Weight Loss Effects In Real World: Study
Anti-obesity injections may have smaller effects on weight loss in a real-world context compared to clinical trials, as patients tend to discontinue treatment or use a lower maintenance dose, a study in US patients has found.
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India Approves The Weight Loss & Diabetes Drugs: Everything You Need To Know
"Clinical trials have shown significant reductions in HbA1c and body weight compared to placebo and other diabetes medications." Dr. Chaturvedi explains.
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Your Genes May Decide How Well Weight Loss Drugs Work: Study
The research suggested that some of the same gene variants associated with better weight loss were also linked to stronger gastrointestinal side effects such as nausea or vomiting.
-
Weight Loss Drugs May Be Making Patients Lose More Than Just Fat
UNC researchers found popular incretin drugs like semaglutide and tirzepatide are linked to unusually high muscle loss during weight loss.
-
From Ozempic To Bariatric Surgery, Delhi Doctor Ranks 7 Weight-Loss Methods
Not everyone can or should opt for Ozempic, Mounjaro, or bariatric surgery for weight loss. The doctor lists seven methods and explains who they suit best
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Drug Combination May Boost Weight Loss in Older Women, Study Finds
A retrospective study from Mayo Clinic and Wayne State University found that postmenopausal women combining tirzepatide with hormone therapy lost significantly more body weight than those using the drug alone, prompting calls for larger, controlled c
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Tirzepatide And Semaglutide: Experts Explain New Diabetes, Obesity Drug Options
With semaglutide's patent expiry in India, cheaper generics may expand access to obesity and diabetes care. Experts weigh benefits, risks, and how tirzepatide compares as a next-generation dual-action therapy.
-
10 Common Side Effects Of Mounjaro, Ozempic And How To Handle Them, As Per An Apollo Doctor
From dry mouth and fatigue to nausea and weight regain, an expert breaks down 10 common side effects of weight-loss drugs and how to deal with them
-
Obesity Injections May Have Fewer Weight Loss Effects In Real World: Study
Anti-obesity injections may have smaller effects on weight loss in a real-world context compared to clinical trials, as patients tend to discontinue treatment or use a lower maintenance dose, a study in US patients has found.
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India Approves The Weight Loss & Diabetes Drugs: Everything You Need To Know
"Clinical trials have shown significant reductions in HbA1c and body weight compared to placebo and other diabetes medications." Dr. Chaturvedi explains.
