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The disease's growing incidence, prevalence, and progressive nature have encouraged the development of new drugs to provide additional treatment options for dietic patients

Yes, orlistat can increase urinary oxalate levels, which raises the risk of calcium oxalate kidney stones and, in rare cases, oxalate nephropathy a condition where oxalate crystals deposit in kidney tissue and cause lasting damage

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Even outside the context of GLP-1s, disruptions in temperature regulation and menstrual function can make exercise feel harder than usual

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