health
Semaglutide Linked to Fewer Cognitive Symptoms in Psychiatric Disorders
Semaglutide initiation was associated with fewer clinician-recorded cognitive signs and symptoms among adults with psychiatric disorders, according to a poster presented at Psych Congress. General Psychiatry Conference Coverage
Key Clinical Summary
In a retrospective US cohort of 13,007 adults with psychiatric diagnoses, semaglutide initiation was associated with fewer clinician-recorded cognitive signs and symptoms over 12 months compared with no antidiabetic treatment, gl... [2960 chars]
Read Full ArticleShare this story
Up next
Related Stories
Should naloxone kits be available in public places with defibrillators?
Sootoday
Four things you need to know about deprescribing | Folio
University Of Alberta
Blood test detects breast cancer more than a year before scans
The Brighter Side of News
.jpeg;w=960;h=640;mode=crop)
Parents urged to ask about RSV immunization for eligible infants
Barrie News
London doctors perform Canada's first ‘heart in a box’ transplant
London Free Press