Psychotropics Linked to Increased BMI, CVD Risk

Psychotropics are associated with increased BMI, and users with a high BMI genetic risk score and an unhealthy lifestyle have triple the risk for CVD, new research shows.
Medscape Medical News

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Publish date : 2026-06-02 03:35:00

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