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Fashion expert/Freelance brand consultant. GQ + Harper's Bazaar/Elle Video alum. Bylines: InStyle, Bustle, and Teen Vogue.
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Wegovy Obesity Drug Now in Pill Form

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By Mary Anderson
| HealthCentral Verified
There’s a new tool for treating obesity: On December 22, 2025, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the pill form of Wegovy, the GLP-1 drug from manufacturer Novo Nordisk that was originally introduced in 2021 as an injectable medication for obesity.
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Walsh Medical Media | WMM | Open Access Journals

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By Mark Wright, Barbara Lopez, Bárbara López, Mary Anderson, Thomas Benjiman
| Walsh Medical Media
Nutrition & Weight Loss is the branch of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and nonsurgical treatment of Obesity. Here you will find the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of obese problems, ultimately leading to huge range of disorders affecting every part of the body. The journal covers up information regarding types of methods to loose weight and the medical devises used.
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Anxiety-Proof Your Mind: 6 Must-Reads for a More Peaceful Life

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By Martha Beck, Steven J. Heine, Mary Anderson, Joshua Fletcher
| Book of the Day from The Next Big Idea Club
When you start in on your to-do list, do you feel calm and confident or anxious and stressed? Unfortunately, the latter is an abundantly common answer. Our culture obsesses over productivity, prizes social-media-worthy outputs, and floods our brains with intractable mountains of information. It is no wonder the modern mind is finding it hard to relax. Anxiety doesn’t have to control your schedule.
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