FT: Weight-loss drugs reduce risk of Alzheimer’s, large study shows

FT: Weight-loss drugs reduce risk of Alzheimer’s, large study shows

Analysis of drugs such as Ozempic finds a lower health risk for 42 conditions but a higher rate of disorders such as arthritis
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  • GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic reduce Alzheimer's risk by 12%, study finds.
  • Weight-loss treatments show benefits for 42 conditions, including cognitive health.
  • Risks include higher rates of arthritis, kidney, and pancreatic disorders.

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By Clive Cookson and Michael Peel in London

Analysis of drugs such as Ozempic finds a lower health risk for 42 conditions but a higher rate of disorders such as arthritis

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