The FDA says semaglutide 'mimics the GLP-1 hormone,' which sends a signal to the brain that the person is full.
The Food and Drug Administration says semaglutide"mimics the GLP-1 hormone," which sends a signal to the brain that the person is full.
"These improvements were seen across the obesity spectrum, regardless of participants' sex and age," the study says. The study, which was conducted over a 68-week period, also required both groups — those on the medication and those given the placebo — to receive nutrition and physical activity counseling. The study's authors suggest that medical professionals should consider semaglutide treatment, especially for severely obese teens as they are less likely to respond to respond to just therapy focused on their lifestyles.
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