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Weight-Loss Diabetes Drugs Linked to 21% Lower Risk of Bone Fractures
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Weight-Loss Diabetes Drugs Linked to 21% Lower Risk of Bone Fractures
Medicines such as GLP-1 receptor agonists can help people with type 2 diabetes lose substantial amounts of weight, but doctors have questioned what that weight loss might mean for aging bones. A large UCLA Health study now offers some reassuring evidence. Instead of seeing more serious fractures, researchers found fewer among patients who started GLP-1 […] The post Weight-Loss Diabetes Drugs Linked to 21% Lower Risk of Bone Fractures appeared fi…
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