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The potential protective effects of semaglutide on mental health could be due to weight loss, a decrease in food noise, some combination of the two, or an entirely different mechanism, perhaps related to GLP-1's direct effects on the brain, says Anna Lembke, MD, a psychiatry professor at Stanford Medicine in California
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This issue of MIND Matters celebrates the people doing this work, including some new members of our team (p 7), the trainees who are acquiring skills and knowledge to lead this work (p 6), the progress being made by investigators (p 5), and an amazing research participant and advocate, Julie Moore (p 1 and 3) who has been recognized for her remarkable leadership