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Obesity Drugs: Miracle Cure or Overhyped Solution?

- Scientists are exploring the potential of obesity drugs to treat various ailments, from alcoholism to Parkinson's disease. - GLP-1 receptor agonists, a class of weight-loss drugs, show promise in reducing cravings for substances like alcohol and tobacco. - These drugs may also lower the risk of cardiovascular events, ease sleep apnea, and slow the progression of neurodegenerative diseases. - Researchers are still trying to understand the mechanisms behind these benefits, which may involve both weight loss and anti-inflammatory effects. - Despite the excitement, experts caution against viewing these drugs as a universal cure, especially given unknown long-term effects. Source: [Nature]()

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Jordon Lee

Deloitte

a month ago

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