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Mounjaro, which contains the active ingredient tirzepatide, is injected under the skin — including into the abdomen when there is a noticeable layer of fat. We explain what is known about injection sites and why the medicine must not be injected into a muscle.
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The aim of treatment is not to stop eating. The return of appetite is not a reason to take extra injections. We explain what is known about how Semaglutide works and why more medicine does not mean better treatment.
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A new analysis from September 2026 concerns body composition and physical function during obesity treatment. Its small size calls for careful interpretation.
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People taking retatrutide lost weight in studies. Let us look at how much changed and what else matters.
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Semaglutide is associated with injection pens. Newer research and European documents show what is also known about tablets. Important safety updates are appearing alongside these developments.
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More studies are looking at what happens after the initial weight loss. A 2026 publication examines different ways of continuing treatment with tirzepatide.
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