Everyone’s going on — and off — GLP-1s. What’s that doing to your health?

CBC - Oct 27, 2026

GLP-1s were designed and tested for long-term use, to combat chronic health conditions like diabetes and obesity. But what happens when you take these blockbuster weight loss drugs for a short stint? With more patients hopping on and off GLP-1s, scientists are trying to find out what that actually does to your body.

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Everyone’s going on — and off — GLP-1s. What’s that doing to your health?

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