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A growing body of evidence suggests that GLP-1 drugs are not only helping millions with their diabetes and weight loss, but they're also proving effective at curbing people's desire for drugs and alcohol. William Brangham reports on the researchers who are testing whether these medications can help tackle the country's addiction crisis. It's part of our series, GLP-1s: Reshaping America.
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The report utilizes hedged language, referring to a 'growing body of evidence' and 'suggesting' potential effects. It frames the topic as an emerging area of research rather than a definitive medical conclusion.
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