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It was great to see research by Dr. Ivan Koychev, the co-lead for the Trials Delivery Framework at DPUK, featured on CNBC last week. In this study, the researchers are exploring the potential of so-called "miracle obesity drugs" to treat conditions like dementia and alcohol addiction.

Recent trials have revealed the effectiveness of these drugs in addressing major cardiovascular issues and heart failure symptoms, marking a significant development in their application. Researchers are now investigating whether these drugs can be repurposed to combat addiction, specifically alcohol and drug abuse. Additionally, there is optimism that these drugs could have applications in treating cognitive disorders such as dementia, offering hope for a wide range of medical breakthroughs. This article features the ongoing research and its potential implications in various fields of medicine.

Read the full article: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/09/07/weight-loss-drugs-wegovy-ozempic-tested-to-treat-addiction-dementia.html