New Weight-Loss Drug Zepbound Shows Promise for Treating Sleep Apnea

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New research indicates that tirzepatide, the compound in the weight-loss drug Zepbound, significantly improves symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea in people with obesity. Clinical trials showed promising results, and Eli Lilly has requested FDA approval to broaden the drug's use to include treating sleep apnea, potentially offering a new management option for the condition.
- Weight-Loss Drug Zepbound Offers a New Way to Treat Sleep Apnea The New York Times
- Eli Lilly expects FDA decision on weight loss drug Zepbound for sleep apnea as early as end of the year CNBC
- Weight loss drug could ease sleep apnoea in people with obesity, study says The Guardian
- Mounjaro Drug Tirzepatide Could Treat Sleep Apnea, Study Finds Forbes
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