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Ann Intern Med

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Biweekly GLP-1 candidate lowers A1c in type 2 diabetes

Bofanglutide may offer less frequent dosing for patients who struggle with weekly injections. . .
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ADA/Obesity Association

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New obesity guideline reframes diagnosis beyond BMI to catch disease earlier

A more precise, person-centered approach aims to reduce underdiagnosis and guide treatment intensity. . .

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Ann Intern Med

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Same-day COVID, flu shots show no added adverse event risk

Across 2.5 million VA patients, coadministration matched flu-alone on serious, significant, and minor events. . .

Government Health Agency News

FDA

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FDA greenlights Lumvoa for thyroid eye disease

A new 12-week IV option backed by data in both active and chronic thyroid eye disease. . .

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ASCO Breakthrough Meeting

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GLP-1s tied to lower colorectal cancer risk in IBD

Five-year colorectal cancer odds ran about half as high in IBD patients taking these drugs, with a similar signal in those who also had type 2 diabetes. . .

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FDA

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FDA approves Skyrizi for pediatric psoriatic disease

First IL-23 option for smaller children adds targeted treatment for plaque psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. . .

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CMAJ

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New sedatives after discharge may raise fall risk in older adults

Large population-based study suggests caution when initiating sedatives in older adults leaving the hospital. . .

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Front Psychiatry

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Weather swings tied to higher mental health demand

Warm weather and low sunshine both tracked with rising service use; rainfall showed no clear effect. . .
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JAMA Intern Med

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Another study challenges autism, ADHD concerns tied to prenatal acetaminophen

Sibling-matched Hong Kong study found no evidence that prenatal acetaminophen/paracetamol raises children’s risk of autism or ADHD. . .

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