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The next wave of weight-loss drugs, explained
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November 27, 2025
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1:26Now PlayingWhat if the future of weightloss drugs didn’t involve needles at all? Drugmakers are testing onceaday pills and nextgen GLP1 injectables that could be easier to use, cheaper to distribute and available to far more people. One expert we spoke with said this could be a “Henry Ford moment” for obesity treatment with potential benefits beyond weight loss, including improvements in inflammation and metabolic health. Business of Medicine reporter Daniel Gilbert explains what this could mean for patients. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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