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The FDA first rejected the drug combination in February 2011, asking the company to conduct a cardiovascular-outcomes trial because of concerns about the CV safety profile of bupropion/naltrexone when used long-term in a population of overweight and obese subjects….
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Sleeve gastrectomy is now a treatment option for patients with obesity to help reduce weight and manage diabetes….
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Diabetic women who use sulfonylureas for a long time could have a higher risk of developing CHD….
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