Semaglutide and Alcohol Use Disorder Rong Xu and Nora Volkow also recently published this new study of patient health records in Nature Communications that shows a 50-56% decrease in the risk of new or recurring alcohol addictions among people taking semaglutide
Who it's for: Patients with unexplained neurological symptoms, or suspected autoimmune nervous system involvement that standard panels haven't captured
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