Experimental diet drug Acomplia kept weight off for two or more years in early trials

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Tests of the new diet drug Acomplia show that users lost 10 percent or more of their body weight and kept that weight off for two years. The drug impedes the sensation of hunger by suppressing the part of the brain that responds to pleasure from food. It also helped some users quit smoking. Much of the weight loss on Acomplia was from around the waist, which researchers say is positive, since waist fat has been tied to increased risk of heart disease and stroke.

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