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Srenson's thinking was coloured by the fact that a previous drug, Redux, approved in 1996 by the FDA for weight loss and launched with great fanfare, had to be withdrawn a year later after it was found to cause major heart attacks and to be largely ineffective

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Tirzepatide (Zepbound) has shown the highest average weight loss in trials, at up to 21%, compared to about 14 to 18% for semaglutide (depending on form and dose) and 11% for oral orforglipron

Short-acting agents like exenatide often cause more gastroparesis (slow gastric emptying), while long-acting ones like dulaglutide may be better tolerated