Taking Weight Loss Drugs With Type 1 Diabetes Could Come With Hidden Risks, Doctors Warn
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As the obesity rate among people with type 1 diabetes rises, patients are taking popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic—and doctors are concerned.

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