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Study shows use of obesity drugs alongside behavioral intervention is associated with reduced 'food noise'
New research presented at this year's European Congress on Obesity in Istanbul, Turkey, shows that use of obesity drugs alongside behavioral interventions leads to a larger drop in so‑called food noise than in those using the behavioral…
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Research presented at the European Congress on Obesity suggests that combining obesity medications with behavioral interventions results in a greater reduction in 'food noise' compared to using behavioral therapy alone. The study, conducted by Dr. Hanim Diktas and colleagues, found that this combined approach leads to a more significant decrease in 'food noise', a term that refers to the tendency to be distracted by food or experience excessive cravings.
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