Among 21,822 people of European ancestry, we required participants to have complete data needed to construct the target phenotype and GWAS covariates (that is, data available for pre-treatment weight, post-treatment weight, drug type, dosage, time on treatment and factors such as age, sex and height), resulting in 18,488 participants
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361,492 (20.1%) were prescribed GLP-1 without OSA diagnosis
Things that frequently drive weight gain, and that GLP-1s alone will not fix: Untreated depression or anxiety that drives emotional eating and disrupted sleep Perimenopausal hormone shifts that change body composition and insulin sensitivity ADHD-related dysregulated eating patterns (binge eating, time-blindness around meals, impulsive food decisions) Untreated thyroid dysfunction Insulin resistance, PCOS, or sleep apnea that interact with metabolism Medication side effects from antidepressants, antipsychotics, or other prescriptions This is where being a dual-board-certified Family and Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner changes the conversation
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