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semaglutide and red wine liraglutide, developed to treat obesity, were associated with reduced risks of hospitalization due to alcohol use disorder in people with obesity or diabetes. Strikingly, the reduction in risk was greater The short answer is yes.

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semaglutide and red wine liraglutide, developed to treat obesity, were associated with reduced risks of hospitalization due to alcohol use disorder in people with obesity or diabetes. Strikingly, the reduction in risk was greater The short answer is yes.

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semaglutide and red wine liraglutide, developed to treat obesity, were associated with reduced risks of hospitalization due to alcohol use disorder in people with obesity or diabetes. Strikingly, the reduction in risk was greater The short answer is yes.

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semaglutide and red wine liraglutide, developed to treat obesity, were associated with reduced risks of hospitalization due to alcohol use disorder in people with obesity or diabetes. Strikingly, the reduction in risk was greater The short answer is yes.

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semaglutide and red wine liraglutide, developed to treat obesity, were associated with reduced risks of hospitalization due to alcohol use disorder in people with obesity or diabetes. Strikingly, the reduction in risk was greater The short answer is yes.

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semaglutide and red wine liraglutide, developed to treat obesity, were associated with reduced risks of hospitalization due to alcohol use disorder in people with obesity or diabetes. Strikingly, the reduction in risk was greater The short answer is yes.

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