Losing weight with anti-obesity medications (AOM) also resulted in decreased alcohol consumption for about half of the participants in a new study appearing in the current issue of JAMA Network Open.

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For the 7491 participants with alcohol use at baseline, 45.3% reported decreasing a category of alcohol use, 52.4% reported no change, and 2.3% reported an increase.

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Losing weight with anti-obesity medications (AOM) also resulted in decreased alcohol consumption for about half of the participants in a new study appearing in the current issue of JAMA Network Open .