Study links weight-loss drugs to increased suicidal thoughts
Most outlets highlighted the connection between weight-loss drugs and mental health risks, with BOL News specifying the study's origin in South Korea and its sample size. ProPakistani emphasized the link to depression and suicidal thoughts but provided fewer details about the study's methodology or scope. Both focused on the main finding but varied slightly in the level of detail included.
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Study Links Weight Loss Medicines to Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
A new study has linked the use of prescription weight-loss drugs with higher rates of depression and suicidal thoughts, with… Read More
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Study finds link between weight-loss drugs and suicidal thoughts
Researchers in South Korea reviewed mental health data from 27,000 adults, including 846 people.
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