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Weight Loss Drugs Lose Their Edge | Concord News
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A new study reveals that most people using weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy regain nearly two-thirds of their lost weight within a year after stopping — raising big questions about long-term effectiveness. While the meds work wonders while you’re on them, they don’t seem to reprogram your body’s weight management system. Experts say this isn’t surprising — these drugs may just be a starting tool, not a lifelong solution. Drugmakers are already racing to develop longer-acting or combo therapies to help users keep the weight off for good. The takeaway? Sustainable weight loss likely still needs lifestyle changes — and maybe ongoing treatment.
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