Weight-loss drugs didn't improve mental health or job prospects
New analysis indicates that popular weight-loss medications may not deliver the anticipated improvements in mental health or employment outcomes.
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New analysis indicates that popular weight-loss medications may not deliver the anticipated improvements in mental health or employment outcomes.
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