GLP-1 users have a higher risk of non-scarring alopecia, a nonpermanent type of hair loss, compared to non-GLP-1 users, a new study suggests.

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A BMJ study found a small rise in non-scarring hair loss among people using GLP-1 drugs. Doctors say the overall risk remains low and patients should not stop treatment without medical advice.

VA Secretary Doug Collins discusses a new trial testing GLP-1 therapies to help veterans overcome substance abuse and ...

Dr. Loren Rourke, a Texas-based board-certified breast cancer surgeon, author and speaker, confirmed research has suggested ...

A panel examines the rapid expansion of GLP-1 medications beyond weight loss, discussing how the drugs are being studied for ...

Medicare patients are getting access to GLP-1s for obesity through the Bridge program. But questions linger regarding ...

As Americans are encouraged to go direct with weight-loss drug prescriptions, retail pharmacy chains are poised to win big.

GLP-1 medications continue to grow in popularity for weight loss, but doctors say the number on the scale doesn’t tell the ...

GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic work across multiple body systems including the brain and the pancreas to help drive weight loss and ...

Incretin-based medications lower high-sensitivity C-reactive protein levels among adults with a range of cardiometabolic ...

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