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GLP-1 drugs raise risk of depression and suicidal thoughts, study suggests... especially if someone regains weight

Daily Mail Health · 9 September 2026 at 17:46

GLP-1 drugs raise risk of depression and suicidal thoughts, study suggests... especially if someone regains weight

Researchers made the bombshell claim in a new paper involving 27,000 adults.

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GLP-1 drugs raise risk of depression and suicidal thoughts, study suggests... especially if someone regains weight

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