The sustainability of weight-loss drugs is under scrutiny as new research shows that people who stop taking glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonists regain the pounds at a steady rate, returning to ...

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Scientists discovered that people taking weight loss medications regained pounds weeks after they stopped taking the drugs. More than 1,000 people participated in a study and their lifestyle habits ...

Ending treatment with a GLP-1 obesity drug often led to steady weight regain — usually faster than after quitting diet- and exercise-based programs, a new research review found. Health improvements ...

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Stopping prescription weight loss drugs often leads to significant weight regain, according to a large-scale analysis of 11 global studies. Researchers found that although these medications, including ...

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Share on Pinterest Research shows that people who stop taking GLP-1 medications regain weight within 2 years. Image Credit: Tatsiana Volkava/Getty Images A new study has found that people regain ...

When people who are overweight and obese stopped taking their weight-loss medications they regained weight faster than those who stopped a diet or exercise program, a new review has found. Weight loss ...

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