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45% keep weight off a year after stopping GLP-1 drugs, study finds - Health Care Today
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45% keep weight off a year after stopping GLP-1 drugs, study finds - Health Care Today
A real-world study followed individuals who started GLP-1 medications and discontinued them within 3 to 12 months to assess weight changes after stopping treatment. Before stopping the medications, people treated for obesity lost about 8.4% of their body weight, while those treated for type 2 diabetes lost about 4.4% on average. One year after discontinuation, average weight regain was small. People in the obesity group regained about 0.5%, whil…
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