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Liraglutide was approved by the EMA in 2009 and the US FDA in 2010 as a glucose-lowering therapy and at a higher dose by the US FDA for the treatment of obesity
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People are likely to regain lost weight after stopping the medication, just as their blood pressure would increase if they stopped their anti-hypertensive medications, says Kushner
Actual results depend on dose, adherence, metabolic factors, and lifestyle