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454 related items for PubMed ID: 26313898

  • 1. Obesity medications: what does the future look like?
    Butsch WS.
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  • 15. New medications for obesity management: changing the landscape of obesity treatment.
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  • 18. Past and present of antiobesity agents: focus on monoamine modulators.
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