“…In individuals treated with antidepressants, semaglutide seems to retain its efficacy, as suggested by a post hoc exploratory analysis of STEP trials reporting a semaglutide-induced clinically meaningful weight loss, regardless of baseline antidepressant use ( 52 ). Antipsychotic-induced weight gain (AIWG), a common problem leading to chronic complications, may respond favourably to semaglutide, based on a small case series of patients with metformin-refractory AAWG ( 53 ). The lack of effective treatment options highlights the need for RCTs evaluating the effect of semaglutide on weight and metabolic parameters in patients with iatrogenic weight gain, such as olanzapine- and clozapine-treated patients with schizophrenia ( 54 ).…”