Agencies say significant progress has already been made; input has been requested from the public
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Authors say policy changes that support breastfeeding and address structural barriers are needed
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Findings for matched groups of patients with obesity and diabetes taking first-generation GLP-1 RA or undergoing bariatric metabolic surgery
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Higher stroke risk seen overall, and higher risk of acute myocardial infarction seen in those with Down syndrome under 40 years of age
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