Drug that targets cannabinoid receptors cuts appetite, burns more energy
biology | brain | health | obesity | pharmaceutical | weight loss
The first clinical studies of an experimental drug have revealed that obese people who take it for 12 weeks lose weight, even at very low doses. Short-term studies also suggest that the drug, called taranabant—the second drug designed to fight obesity by blocking cannabinoid receptors in the brain—causes people to consume fewer calories and burn [...]
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