US EditionMan back home after losing 200 pounds
- An Atlanta man, Brady Henderson, experienced significant health issues after taking weight-loss medication, feeling dizzy and lightheaded.
- Dr. Jada Moore-Ruffin emphasized the need for thorough evaluations before prescribing weight-loss medications, noting that 89% of surveyed medical professionals reported increased patient requests for such medications in late 2023.
- The Food and Drug Administration has warned against unapproved compounded weight-loss drugs, highlighting the importance of patient safety over quick fixes.
- Ben Napier shared his weight-loss journey of 95 pounds, driven by a high blood pressure diagnosis, stating he wants to prioritize his health for his family's sake.
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Dentist explains how weight loss jabs wreak havoc on unexpected area causing nasty infections - The Mirror
Most people know that using weight loss medication can throw up all sorts of side effects - some more sinister than others - but the latest health expert to weigh in has some surprising news
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Weight-Loss Drugs Like Wegovy Are Linked to Hair Loss
There’s no question that the wildly popular injectable weight-loss drugs help people drop pounds, lower heart-disease risk, manage obstructive sleep apnea, and more. But as more people use these drugs, which target hormones including GLP-1, doctors are learning more about the potential downsides, as well. In the latest study published on MedRxiv—a site that hosts early research not yet peer reviewed by experts—scientists in Canada report that us…
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