After revolutionizing weight loss, GLP-1s show promise on another front: opioid addiction - The Globe and Mail
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Researchers test whether drugs to reduce food cravings can help people with substance-use disorders, but urge a cautious approach
Adam Scioli gets excited when he speaks about GLP-1 medications. Not because they’re known globally for revolutionizing weight-loss management, but because he thinks this class of drugs is the next frontier of addictions treatment. Dr. Scioli helped to transform care at Caron Treatment Centers in the United States during his recent tenure at the elite non-profit as an addictions psychiatrist and chief medical officer. Caron is believed to be the first of very few rehabilitation facilities in the world that prescribe GLP-1s off-label to treat substance-use disorders. Open this photo in…
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