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Clinical efficacy and safety of antiobesity agents
Robert F. Kushner
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Medicine, Endocrinology Division
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Clinical Efficacy
100%
Clinical Safety
100%
Anti-obesity
100%
Anorexiant
100%
Weight Loss
66%
Lipase Inhibitor
66%
Obesity
33%
Leptin
33%
Obesity Treatment
33%
Mechanism of Action
33%
FDA-approved Drugs
33%
Comorbid Conditions
33%
Medication Use
33%
New Advances
33%
Related Conditions
33%
Thermogenic
33%
Lifestyle Modification
33%
Lose Weight
33%
Drug Class
33%
Weight Management
33%
Long-term Health Outcomes
33%
Effective Weight
33%
Peptide Analogs
33%
Managed Care Organization
33%
Serotonergic Activity
33%
Formulary
33%
Physician Office
33%
Fenfluramine
33%
Orlistat
33%
Sibutramine
33%
Short-term Use
33%
Adrenoceptor Agonist
33%
Adrenergic Activity
33%
Tetrahydrolipstatin
33%
β3-adrenoceptor
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Drug Therapy
100%
Antiobesity Drugs
100%
Anorexigenic Agent
75%
Orlistat
50%
Lipase Inhibitors
50%
Side Effect
25%
Health Outcomes
25%
Lifestyle Modification
25%
Adrenergic Activity
25%
Weight Management
25%
Fenfluramine
25%
Sibutramine
25%
Beta 3 Adrenergic Receptor Stimulating Agent
25%
Leptin
25%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Anorexigenic Agent
100%
Antiobesity Drugs
100%
Tetrahydrolipstatin
66%
Esterase Inhibitor
66%
Side Effect
33%
Sibutramine
33%
Beta 3 Adrenergic Receptor Stimulating Agent
33%
Leptin
33%
Fenfluramine
33%