Salehi noted that in the clinical trials, depending on the drug, only about five to ten percent of patients stopped using them, but when you go to the real-world studies, almost actually 50 percent of people, they stop these drugs by six months to 12 months. Salehi explained that its unclear if that is because of the side effects, though they could be playing a role
No ethics committee approval was needed as this review only summarizes findings from previously conducted studies with human participants or animals
A new survey report from the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans reveals results from a group of Canadian employers regarding considerations and coverage for glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) drugs, which have historically been used to treat diabetes and are increasingly being used to treat obesity
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