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But does research align with these stories? Do these weight loss drugs cause people to reduce their alcohol consumption?

Weight loss drugs have become an increasingly popular, but controversial, way of quickly shedding extra pounds over the past ...

GLP-1 agonists, medications commonly used for weight loss and type 2 diabetes, may also help reduce alcohol intake — an ...

On a weekday morning in Dublin, a group of patients walked into a weight-loss clinic hoping to shed pounds. What they didn’t ...

based on their self-reported alcohol intake before they started taking the weight-loss drugs. A total of 188 of the 262 patients were followed up for an average of four months. None of them had ...

Ozempic and similar drugs aren’t just for weight loss, more and more research is finding. New data is the latest to show that GLP-1 medications help lower people’s alcohol consumption ...

Before the participants started the weight-loss drugs, they self-reported their weekly alcohol intake, then were categorized as non-drinkers, rare drinkers or regular drinkers. Approximately 72% ...

open image in gallery Taking weight loss drugs is helping people cut their alcohol intake in just months. Researchers said regular drinkers slashed their weekly consumption by 68 percent (Getty ...

Weight loss drugs could “revolutionise the treatment of alcohol use disorder” by “effortlessly” slashing the amount that people drink, a study suggests. Patients prescribed them to lose ...