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A recent maintenance study compared staying on the same weight-loss medication dose, reducing to a lower dose, or stopping active treatment after weight loss.
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By now, most people have heard about weight loss injections, or have a friend or a family member who is trying them out. And while healthy eating and exercise are still key health goals for most adults, it’s natural to wonder if these medications are worth considering if you are not making progress with your weight management. In this article, we explore the current evidence about weight loss injections in Australia, including how they work, potential side effects, long-term outcomes, who can access them and more.
