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	lose weight As-it-happens update ⋅ September 12, 2024
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	Daily Pill Helps People Lose Weight, Combines GLP-1 With Other Drug | Health Watauga Democrat Key Takeaways. An experimental weight-loss pill is showing promise. The pill targets two different hormones related to hunger and insulin. Flag as irrelevant
	Liraglutide: Weight loss injection is effective in children aged 6-11, study reports | The BMJ The BMJ The participants were tracked over a 56 week treatment period, with researchers assessing changes in their body weight and BMI. A BMI reduction of at ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fat absorption controlled by a brain–gut circuit - Nature Nature A compound that inactivates this circuit causes weight loss in mice, suggesting that the circuit could be a target for anti-obesity drugs. Flag as irrelevant
	Novo's Saxenda Effectively, Safely Lowers BMI in Children: NEJM Study - BioSpace BioSpace Novo Nordisk's weight-loss therapy Saxenda (liraglutide) can help children aged six to 12 years of age manage their weight, according to a study ... Flag as irrelevant
	Weight-loss pill from Wegovy makers cut body weight by up to 13% in early trial - KXXV KXXV Novo Nordisk, the maker of Ozempic and Wegovy, said its experimental weight-loss pill lowered participants' body weight by up to 13% after three ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Ozempic-like pill reduces weight by 13%, study finds - BBC Science Focus BBC Science Focus A new weight loss drug, amycretin, could rival Wegovy and Ozempic in its benefits for weight loss – showing promising results in trials. Flag as irrelevant
	To be politically correct, Santa needs to hand the reins over to Mrs. Claus, and lose those ... Lodi News-Sentinel We connoisseurs of the cultural continuum want dear old Santa to lose weight because his obesity is a bad example for children. We also want him to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Obesity and Metabolism: What Can You Do to Burn More Calories? - HealthCentral HealthCentral The Basics of Metabolism and Weight Loss · Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) · Diet-Induced Thermogenesis · Physical Activity. Flag as irrelevant
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