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Skeletal muscle loss and sarcopenia in obesity pharmacotherapy
Pharmacological therapies with incretin-based ‘multi-agonists’ are rapidly advancing the therapeutic landscape for obesity. The loss of skeletal muscle mass with these potent weight-loss agents is emerging as a possible side effect. It is therefore important to determine whether multi-agonists increase the risk of sarcopenia in susceptible patients.
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