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Why Strict Blood Sugar Treatment in Older Adults May Do More Harm Than Good

Why Strict Blood Sugar Treatment in Older Adults May Do More Harm Than Good

Aggressive efforts to lower high blood sugar levels in older people may backfire, leading to dangerous falls,…

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Ozempic: Privilege and Access to GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs

Ozempic: Privilege and Access to GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs

Weight loss drugs such as Ozempic are hugely popular, but that doesn't mean they're accessible. Cost, availab…

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Report: Biopharma Companies with the Biggest CEO-Employee Pay Gaps | BioSpace

Report: Biopharma Companies with the Biggest CEO-Employee Pay Gaps | BioSpace

See inside for the top 20 biopharma companies with the most significant gaps in pay between their chief execu…

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Do Mass Tech Layoffs Mean the Same for BioPharma? | BioSpace

Do Mass Tech Layoffs Mean the Same for BioPharma? | BioSpace

With just under 98,000 tech employees laid off just one month into 2023, many in the life sciences are likely…

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Shots in the Back Podcast: Exhuming the 1970 Augusta Riot

Shots in the Back Podcast: Exhuming the 1970 Augusta Riot

"Shots in the Back: Exhuming the 1970 Augusta Riot" tells the story of one of the first major Civil Rights er…

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Audio Package: A Cross Cut Of Georgia Concerts

Audio Package: A Cross Cut Of Georgia Concerts

GPB Loves Music has been running the whole month of September. We've heard from bands big and small. We've le…

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Precision Treatments Explained: How They Target Your Cancer

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By Laura Martin, Rosemary Scott Verified
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Not long ago, cancer patients worldwide were offered the same few treatment options — chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery — regardless of the type of cancer or stage. Enter precision treatments, a method that allows doctors to customize treatment specific to your needs. Whether you were recently diagnosed with breast cancer or have already begun treatment and are questioning your treatment plan, there are many options you and your doctor can choose from.
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Ozempic: Privilege and Access to GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs

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By Michael Dansinger, Rosemary Scott Verified
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Weight loss drugs such as Ozempic have exploded in popularity because they treat obesity so well. Some of the biggest names in business and entertainment, from Oprah to Elon Musk, have sung their praises, and between 2019 and 2022, the number of nondiabetic adults with prescriptions for them rose from 1.3 million to more than 7 million – an increase of more than 400%. After Ozempic's rise to fame, several other players raced to enter the market.
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When Not to Treat High Blood Sugar Levels in Older People

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By Michael Dansinger, Rosemary Scott Verified
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Many older adults with diabetes can credit their old age to the work they put in to keep their blood sugar within what they believe to be a healthy range. But what if those efforts are actually making things worse? New research suggests the guidelines for high blood glucose levels in older people with diabetes may not need to be so stringent. In fact, treatment that is too aggressive may backfire, leading to dangerous falls, hospitalizations, and even death.
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