We know, for example, that medical interventions to address obesity typically don’t work (without surgery). https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8427732/
This seems like a wild example to use given the runway success of GLP-1 drugs
We don’t have anything akin to GLP-1 drugs for opiate addiction, or alcohol addiction, etc.
Surprisingly, there's some evidence that GLP-1 drugs may also help with drug and alcohol cravings!
https://www.niaaa.nih.gov/news-events/research-update/semagl...
A doctor can set 1000 broken legs. Can they cure 1000 addicts?
Can you name a very wealth NGO owner that's not working with this administration. Or describe what you see as a problematic NGO?
It's wild to me that people think NGO owners might be a problem when the richest man in the world is working with this administration to slash this budget arbitrarily.
But I guess "deflect, deny, depose".