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Capt. Zachary Hicks, an urgent care physician with the 374th Medical Group, works on his app, Military Fitness Score, through his Apple Vision Pro in a coffee shop at Yokota Air Base, Japan, July 8, 2026. (Marc Castaneda/Stars and Stripes)
As a five-time winner of the California’s Strongest Man competition, AMA member Andrew J. Mock, MD, is arguably the picture of health, at least to judge from his Instagram account. Combine that with his interest in heading off the root causes of chronic disease and he is an apt representative of the fast-growing physician specialty…
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When the FDA approved the Wegovy pill, the first oral semaglutide for weight management, in late December 2025 (with the launch following in early January 2026), the response was immediate. Patients who had spent months dreading their weekly injections suddenly had a new question for their doctors, and doctors suddenly had a much harder question…
As more Americans use GLP-1 medications for weight loss, doctors are reminding patients of the importance of medical necessity and supervision while using the drugs
They are the latest trend in pharmaceuticals: the so-called ‘miracle’ or ‘anti-obesity’ drugs that, through weekly injections, promote weight loss ranging from 15 …per cent in their earliest versions to almost 30 per cent in the latest iterations
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