Intermittent Fasting Side Effects Could Negatively Impact Teens’ Metabolism: Study
Testing on mice suggests that negative effects from long-term intermittent fasting could cause teens to develop diabetes.
Testing on mice suggests that negative effects from long-term intermittent fasting could cause teens to develop diabetes.
Most of the adverse events were gastrointestinal in nature, mirroring claims being raised in thousands of Ozempic lawsuits filed over stomach paralysis and ileus.
Use of Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and other GLP-1 drugs has spiked in recent years due to their effectiveness promoting weight loss, but side effects often cause users to discontinue the treatment within the first year.
Smartphone diabetes alerts could become disabled inadvertently, increasing the risk of dangerous blood sugar levels, diabetic ketoacidosis injuries and death.
Researchers say it may be impossible to establish a causal link between Mounjaro, Ozempic and vision loss problems.
Drug makers hope to defeat failure to warn charges during hearings over certain cross-cutting issues, later in the GLP-1 litigation.
Scientists call for more research into the association between drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro and thyroid cancer.
The ultra-processed food lawsuit is believed to be the first of its kind, challenging the food industry’s deceptive marketing practices aimed at children.
Researchers warn that side effects of Vabysmo injections used to treat degenerative eye conditions may actually increase the risk of inflammation and blindness.
Researchers found that GLP-1 drugs benefit those with diabetes or obesity, but more than double the risk of acute pancreatitis and cause other side effects.