medicalxpress - Federal health regulators say popular weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound do not increase the risk of suicidal thoughts, and they have asked drugmakers to remove those warnings from medication labels.
AI Summary: In a surprising twist, the FDA has decided that the long‐rumored risk of suicidal ideation on popular GLP‑1 weight‐loss drugs may have been overblown. Regulators have now asked drugmakers – including Lilly and Novo Nordisk – to scrub these warnings from product labels, a move that is sure to spark both relief and raised eyebrows among critics.
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