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Weight loss drugs could help with binge eating disorder

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University College London
Weight loss drugs could help with binge eating disorder
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A new systematic review suggests that GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs, typically used for weight loss, may also effectively treat binge eating disorder. The study analyzed data from over 8,000 participants across 25 trials, showing potential for reducing emotional and loss-of-control eating.

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This finding could expand the clinical application of popular weight-loss medications to address a common and highly impairing eating disorder.

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