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Mouse study finds hormone timing changes where obesity strains the body
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GLP-1 use surges among young children
34+ min ago (543+ words) There's a nationwide surge in the number of children using GLP-1 medications. They're often prescribed for diabetes and weight control, mostly in adults. But, a recent study showed a 31,000% increase in the use of the medications among younger children. FOX…...
Gene-editing treatment could transform high cholesterol care
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Heartseed Advances Regenerative Cell Therapy Approaches for Severe Heart Failure
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Diabetes association turmoil roils journal as group tries to thwart boycott
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Cultural adaptation strengthens cardiovascular disease and diabetes prevention strategies in Latin America
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Gene may serve as critical protector against coronary artery disease
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