AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWeight-Loss Research: A pilot study involving researchers at Italian universities found people taking semaglutide or tirzepatide lost an average of 7.2 kg over three months and reported changes in cravings, meal frequency and fullness. The observational findings don’t prove the drugs caused those changes. Family Wellbeing: Fifteen Sardinian restaurants are trialling phone-free meals, offering activities to help families talk and connect around the table. Healthcare Access: Pope Leo renewed his call for universal healthcare after lung cancer surgery. Separately, Italy is backing a Shs58 billion project to strengthen maternal, child and cancer care in northern Uganda.
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