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Playlists

6 pages in this section, most recently updated September 4, 2026. Each opens with a plain-English summary and cites its sources.

  1. 01 · Playlists

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    Playlist: How GLP-1s work

    You'll get: Five videos explain how GLP-1 drugs copy a gut hormone that acts on appetite, digestion and blood sugar.

    Five videos on mechanism, from a 90-second hospital explainer to a 38-minute academic podcast, in the order that builds understanding. Each has a written fact-check with the label and trial sources.

    Updated September 4, 2026
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  2. 02 · Playlists

    Playlist: Tirzepatide

    You'll get: Four videos on tirzepatide, a drug that acts on two gut hormone receptors instead of one.

    Four videos on the dual GIP and GLP-1 agonist: a journal summary of an off-label study, a specialist journal club, a conversation with a SURPASS investigator, and a head-to-head with semaglutide from a diabetes nonprofit.

    Updated September 4, 2026
  3. 03 · Playlists

    Playlist: Semaglutide

    You'll get: Four videos cover semaglutide: its heart trial, how prescribers use it, and a long patient question session.

    Four videos on semaglutide: NEJM and Cleveland Clinic on the SELECT cardiovascular trial, a Harvard teaching video on prescribing, and a 45-minute clinic question and answer.

    Updated September 4, 2026
  4. 04 · Playlists

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    Playlist: Side effects and safety

    You'll get: Five videos cover stomach side effects, surgery risks and compounded drugs. Each gives the trial rates.

    Five videos: an emergency physician's case mix, an obesity physician on what to do about each GI effect, the anaesthesia question from a patient-safety foundation, a medical society podcast on compounded products, and a dietitian's hour with the trial percentages.

    Updated September 4, 2026
  5. 05 · Playlists

    Playlist: Injections and practical use

    You'll get: Four videos from health bodies show how to inject from a vial and syringe, the way compounded drugs usually come.

    Technique from a government health system, a university nursing program and a pharmacists' association, plus a one-minute piece on stopping. Watch for method; take your dose from the pharmacy's written instructions.

    Updated September 4, 2026
  6. 06 · Playlists

    Playlist: Obesity science and outcomes

    You'll get: Three short Yale videos explain why weight comes back, then two long lectures walk through the trials.

    Three short Yale Medicine explainers on the set point, medication and lifestyle, then two hour-long clinical lectures from Stanford Health Care and UCSF that walk through the trials number by number.

    Updated September 4, 2026