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Weight-loss jabs could be used to help unemployed people get back to work ... a "significant burden" on the NHS and "holding back our economy". The use of weight-loss drugs could be "monumental ...

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Your support makes all the difference. New weight-loss jabs could help boost the economy in Britain by getting people “back into work”, the Prime Minister has said. Sir Keir Starmer said that ...

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"We completely understand that the continuity of electric supply is foundational to just a functioning society and a burgeoning economy, and we are committed. We have the resources," Collins said.

New weight-loss jabs could get people "back into work" to boost the economy, the prime minister has said. Sir Keir Starmer said injections could also help reduce pressure on the NHS. "I think ...

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The Prime Minister said new weight-loss injections could boost the British economy by helping people back into work". Sir Keir Starmer believes they could also alleviate strain on the NHS.

The Prime Minister told BBC Breakfast: “I think these drugs could be very important for our economy and for health.” He added: “This drug will be very helpful to people who want to lose ...