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Fight against obesity goes far beyond individual struggle to change lifestyle, scientists say

Anti-obesity drugs such as Ozempic were the "breakthrough of the year" in 2023, according to the AAAS journal Science. Overweight and obesity rates are rising worldwide, with several Latin American countries in the forefront. Estimates for 2020 pointed to a global obesity rate of 14%, and experts predicted 24% by 2035, including both adults and children.

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Patients regain much weight after stopping new obesity drug: Study

Patients regain much weight after stopping new obesity drug: Study
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Younger Middle Eastern patients with new acute coronary syndrome more likely to smoke, have high cholesterol: Study

Younger Middle Eastern patients with new acute coronary syndrome more likely to smoke, have high cholesterol: Study
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More people are being protected from the harms of tobacco, according to WHO report

More people are being protected from the harms of tobacco, according to WHO report
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