Background There were two GLP-1 products that were initially approved and marketed for treating type-2 diabetes but, because they also had successful weight loss results, the manufacturers each got FDA approval to sell the products under two separate indications, one indicated for type 2 diabetes and one for weight loss, each with its own brand name and National Drug Code (NDC) identification number
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These interventions could be coupled with electronic reminders and FIM benefits, such as medically tailored groceries or produce prescriptions, to encourage medication adherence in the setting of dietary pattern changes
Individuals should contact their GP if food noise is associated with: Significant unintentional weight changes (gain or loss) Symptoms suggesting metabolic dysfunction (excessive thirst, frequent urination, unexplained fatigue) Binge eating episodes with loss of control Depressive symptoms or anxiety significantly affecting quality of life Previous history of eating disorders with concerning symptom recurrence Thoughts of self-harm or suicide (requiring urgent help via NHS 111, A&E, or 999) Seek urgent medical attention if experiencing symptoms of undiagnosed diabetes (extreme thirst, frequent urination, unexplained weight loss, blurred vision, fatigue)
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