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Hundreds of deaths suspected of being linked to weight-loss jabs reported to regulator
The regulator said the reports cover more than 158,000 adverse reactions, while stressing they do not prove the medicines caused the deaths.
- Health officials have received reports of more than 200 deaths suspected of being linked to weight-loss jabs, according to figures from the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency .
- Patients and medical professionals submit these reports through the MHRA Yellow Card scheme, designed to flag potential safety signals for medications including Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Saxenda.
- Mounjaro recorded more than 100,000 complaints and 98 fatal outcomes, while semaglutide and liraglutide each reported 37 fatal outcomes, according to Yellow Card data.
- Experts caution against interpreting raw figures as proof of harm, while manufacturers Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk stated they actively monitor safety information for all medicines.
- Clinical trials show GLP-1 medications reduced major cardiovascular events by 20% compared to placebos, demonstrating that for many patients the benefits outweigh potential side effects.
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Weight loss jabs linked to more than 200 deaths, regulator warns
Weight loss jabs linked to more than 200 deaths, regulator warns . Figures submitted to Britain's medicines regulator have revealed that more than 200 deaths with suspected links to popular weight-loss injections have been flagged by members of the public and healthcare professionals
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