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The Next Generation of Weight-Loss Drugs Is Almost Here (opens the original)
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The field of weight-loss drugs is moving more quickly than ever since medications that mimic GLP-1, a type of peptide hormone in the gut, hit the market to treat weight issues and diabetes. But while there has been huge interest in the drugs, their side effects—which predominantly affect the GI system—cause roughly 40% of people who start them to stop taking them within a year. At the annual meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Milan, researchers from the pharm
Eli Lilly’s Experimental Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promising Results (opens the original)
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Two new studies published in separate journals show that an experimental drug developed by Eli Lilly leads to meaningful weight loss. One study, published in the Lancet and presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes, tested the drug retatrutide in people who were overweight or obese and had Type 2 diabetes: a population in which weight-loss medications have historically been less effective. People who took the highest dose lost about 18.8% of their starting body weight, whil
Who Should Get a Blood Test for Alzheimer's Disease? (opens the original)
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For decades, the only way to confirm that someone had Alzheimer’s disease was by autopsy after death, when pathologists could confirm amyloid plaques, which are hallmarks of the disease, in the brain. Doctors now use a combination of factors to diagnose Alzheimer’s, including reports from patients and their caregivers about changes in memory or other cognitive functions, performance on cognitive tests, brain imaging, and tests of spinal fluid. But some of these measures can be subjective, invasi
A Genetic Mutation May Help Explain Lung Cancer in Nonsmokers (opens the original)
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Smoking is one of the biggest contributors to lung cancer, but anywhere from 10-20% of cases in the U.S. each year are diagnosed in people who never smoked. In a new study published in Science, researchers report that for some of those cases, an inherited genetic mutation might be involved. Scientists co-led by Dr. Jaclyn LoPiccolo, an attending physician and lung-cancer researcher at Dana Farber Cancer Institute, found that people with a mutation in the EGFR gene had a 25-fold higher risk of de
More Americans Are Eating Fruit—But Fewer Are Eating Vegetables (opens the original)
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In a new federal report, researchers say most U.S. adults are eating at least some fruits and vegetables every day, but plenty aren't. During 2021 to 2023, the most recent available data, about 70% of adults age 20 and older said that they ate any fruit or drank 100% fruit juice on a given day—leaving roughly 30% of American adults who reported not eating a single piece of fruit or drinking any fruit juice. 93% said they ate a vegetable. The data are collected by the National Center for Health S
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