These targets remain appropriate for patients on GLP-1 therapy, though individual tolerance and titration may be necessary
The current evidence does not support a direct mechanism by which semaglutide would cause joint inflammation or damage

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People who take the most common categories of weight-loss drugs, semaglutide and tirzepatide, marketed as Ozempic, Wegovy and Zepbound, tended to lose about 33 pounds during their treatment but then regained about 22 pounds in the first year after stopping, Sam West, a physiology researcher at Oxford University who co-wrote the study, said in a phone interview Thursday
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The shift recognises a long-standing issue: the term polycystic ovary syndrome places undue emphasis on ovarian features, when the condition is fundamentally driven by complex endocrine and metabolic dysfunction