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Why people trust weight‑loss drug advice on social media, even when it may be misleading
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| Medical Xpress | Why people trust weight‑loss drug advice on social media, even when it may be misleading |
Imagine scrolling through social media and seeing dramatic weight-loss results from people taking Mounjaro, Wegovy or Ozempic. They share photographs, discuss side effects and recommend ways to get th |
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