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This finding applied not just to incident AUD, but to recurrent AUD too.
But keep in mind, this is also a study that's not causal in nature. It uses propensity score matching, but when residual confounding remains after matching, the results will tend towards the cross-sectional ones.
In any case, here's the study:
Is the associated muscle loss from ozempic causal(like reducing testosterone) or just a consequence of weight loss. I have self control issues including addiction and I am starting to think about getting on ozempic.
I am confused did 10% of both cohorts identify as neither man or woman
Booze companies must be ecstatic that they can now say there's a drug to fix boozing
Danes solving global obesity and addiction is such a moment few people appreciate.
So what you're saying is that the seeds have been sown for total Irish world domination
Antipsychotics killed my desire to drink or do any recreational drugs. Good to see another drug do the same thing. Alcoholicism can be a bitch!
>Reduce dopaminergic signaling
>Addictive behavior decreases
Modern medicine's face when
Alcoholics get a significant portion of their calories from alcohol.
Long term users of ozempic will probably adapt to drink even more relative to their daily caloric intake.
