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diabetes.co.uk > news > 2026 > sep > retatrutide-fakes-are-flooding-the-uk-black-market-and-it-is-not-worth-the-risk.html

Retatrutide fakes are flooding the UK black market and it is not worth the risk

6+ day, 16+ hour ago   (701+ words) Retatrutide has not yet been approved for human use in the UK. That has not stopped fake versions being sold through social media, gyms, beauty salons and unregulated online suppliers. This is the dangerous side of the weight-loss drug boom....

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diabetes.co.uk > news > 2026 > sep > glp-1-medicines-not-linked-to-major-mental-health-harm-in-new-review.html

GLP-1 medicines not linked to major mental health harm in new review

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (288+ words) Concerns about GLP-1 medicines and mental health have been circulating for several years. A new review suggests the strongest evidence does not support a link with major psychiatric harm. They looked at claims that GLP-1 receptor agonists may increase suicidal…...

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diabetes.co.uk > news > 2026 > aug > full-fat-dairy-may-not-deserve-its-bad-reputation.html

Full fat dairy may not deserve its bad reputation

1+ mon, 22+ hour ago   (307+ words) For decades, people were told to choose low-fat dairy. The logic was simple: dairy contains saturated fat, saturated fat can raise cholesterol, so lower-fat dairy must be healthier. A new Canadian study suggests the real picture is less tidy. Researchers…...