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Can weight loss jabs reduce behaviours linked to violent crime?

Can weight loss jabs reduce behaviours linked to violent crime?
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A study suggests that GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may reduce violent behavior by moderating impulsivity and alcohol intake. Researchers found that the link between impulsivity and violence is significantly weaker in current users of these medications.

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This research highlights potential secondary public safety benefits of widely used weight-loss medications, suggesting they may influence behavioral health beyond metabolic regulation.

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Weight loss drugs may be able to reduce behaviours linked to violent crime , a study has found.

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