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In the absence of contraindications, metformin should be seriously considered as an off-label initial therapy and as an adjunct to antiobesity medications approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.

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Adverse events from compounded semaglutide have led to hundreds of hospitalizations, highlighting critical safety concerns for healthcare providers managing patients seeking weight loss solutions.

GLP-1 receptor agonists, beyond their role in diabetes and obesity management, are showing promise in reducing alcohol cravings, potentially offering a novel approach to treating alcohol use disorder.

Recent studies indicate that while ketamine and ECT are equally effective for treating MDD, ketamine did not prove non-inferior to ECT for MDEs. Both treatments have distinct side effect profiles that are critical for clinical decision-making.

Patients on GLP-1 medications may experience notable changes in breast morphology, such as decreased volume and increased sagging. Medical experts recommend supportive measures and a stable weight before considering surgical interventions.