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Popular Weight Loss Drug Ozempic Could Increase Risk Of Blindness, Study Says
Research reveals a link between Ozempic and Wegovy, popular weight loss and diabetes medications, and an increased risk of blindness.
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Joe Biden Proposes Expansion Of Weight Loss Drug Access, Trump Cabinet Differs
Outgoing US President Joe Biden proposed Tuesday to give millions more Americans access to weight loss drugs -- but Donald Trump's incoming health chief looked set to shoot down the idea.
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Weight Loss Drugs Not A Safe Quick-Fix: Doctor
Obesity has been declared a disease by WHO. It is associated not only with heart disease, diabetes, stroke, gallstones, osteoarthritis knees but also has mental ramifications.
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The Winding, Fitful Path To Weight Loss Drug 'Ozempic'
Half a century of advancements in biomedical science paved the way for today's powerful weight-loss drugs like Ozempic -- so what was that journey like for the scientists involved?
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Weight Loss Drug Safe, Effective For Children Under 12, Shows New Study
A weight loss drug has been found to be broadly safe and effective for children under 12 with obesity, according to a small study on Wednesday that was cautiously welcomed by outside experts.
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Best Diabetic Weight Loss Pills 2024: Managing Weight Made Easy With Diabetes Drug For Weight Loss!
These pills are specifically designed to assist people with diabetes in managing their weight, as weight control is a crucial aspect of diabetes management.
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Weight-Loss Injections May Increase Blindness Risk, Study Warns
A recent study in JAMA Ophthalmology links semaglutide medications, used for weight loss and diabetes, to an increased risk of NAION, a rare eye condition causing sudden vision loss.
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India Approves The Weight Loss & Diabetes Drugs: Everything You Need To Know
"Clinical trials have shown significant reductions in HbA1c and body weight compared to placebo and other diabetes medications." Dr. Chaturvedi explains.
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Race For Blockbuster Weight-Loss Drugs Pushes Indians To Gray Market
The race to score blockbuster weight-loss drugs is pushing one of the world's largest populations of obese people to creative lengths.
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Doctors Warn Against Taking Weight-Loss Drug For 'Beach Body': "Not A Quick Fix"
Recently, Ozempic has been repurposed for weight loss, marketed under the brand name Wegovy, after clinical trials demonstrated its effectiveness in significantly reducing body weight.
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Viral 'Oatzempic' Drink For Weight Loss: Is It Helpful Or A Fad? Experts Weigh In
It is an oats-based drink, which as per various social media users, has helped them shed weight seamlessly. Read on for details.
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Weight Loss Drugs Slash Heart Attack Risk, Says Study
Research showed promising results for semaglutide (Wegovy) in reducing heart risks for obese patients already battling cardiovascular diseases.
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Oprah Winfrey Addresses Fat-Shaming: ''Mocking My Weight Was A National Sport''
She recalled being called "bumpy, lumpy, and downright dumpy" on the cover of TV Guide in 1990.
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Woman Claims She Sustained Bowel Injury From Weight Loss Drug, Sues Firm
The woman alleges that she was told by the doctors that "she will never have a solid bowel movement again for the rest of her life".
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"Done With Shaming": Oprah Winfrey Admits To Using Weight-Loss Medication
Celebrity talk show host Oprah Winfrey recently revealed that she takes weight-loss medication to help manage her weight.
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Popular Weight Loss Drug Ozempic Could Increase Risk Of Blindness, Study Says
Research reveals a link between Ozempic and Wegovy, popular weight loss and diabetes medications, and an increased risk of blindness.
-
Joe Biden Proposes Expansion Of Weight Loss Drug Access, Trump Cabinet Differs
Outgoing US President Joe Biden proposed Tuesday to give millions more Americans access to weight loss drugs -- but Donald Trump's incoming health chief looked set to shoot down the idea.
-
Weight Loss Drugs Not A Safe Quick-Fix: Doctor
Obesity has been declared a disease by WHO. It is associated not only with heart disease, diabetes, stroke, gallstones, osteoarthritis knees but also has mental ramifications.
-
The Winding, Fitful Path To Weight Loss Drug 'Ozempic'
Half a century of advancements in biomedical science paved the way for today's powerful weight-loss drugs like Ozempic -- so what was that journey like for the scientists involved?
-
Weight Loss Drug Safe, Effective For Children Under 12, Shows New Study
A weight loss drug has been found to be broadly safe and effective for children under 12 with obesity, according to a small study on Wednesday that was cautiously welcomed by outside experts.
-
Best Diabetic Weight Loss Pills 2024: Managing Weight Made Easy With Diabetes Drug For Weight Loss!
These pills are specifically designed to assist people with diabetes in managing their weight, as weight control is a crucial aspect of diabetes management.
-
Weight-Loss Injections May Increase Blindness Risk, Study Warns
A recent study in JAMA Ophthalmology links semaglutide medications, used for weight loss and diabetes, to an increased risk of NAION, a rare eye condition causing sudden vision loss.
-
India Approves The Weight Loss & Diabetes Drugs: Everything You Need To Know
"Clinical trials have shown significant reductions in HbA1c and body weight compared to placebo and other diabetes medications." Dr. Chaturvedi explains.
-
Race For Blockbuster Weight-Loss Drugs Pushes Indians To Gray Market
The race to score blockbuster weight-loss drugs is pushing one of the world's largest populations of obese people to creative lengths.
-
Doctors Warn Against Taking Weight-Loss Drug For 'Beach Body': "Not A Quick Fix"
Recently, Ozempic has been repurposed for weight loss, marketed under the brand name Wegovy, after clinical trials demonstrated its effectiveness in significantly reducing body weight.
-
Viral 'Oatzempic' Drink For Weight Loss: Is It Helpful Or A Fad? Experts Weigh In
It is an oats-based drink, which as per various social media users, has helped them shed weight seamlessly. Read on for details.
-
Weight Loss Drugs Slash Heart Attack Risk, Says Study
Research showed promising results for semaglutide (Wegovy) in reducing heart risks for obese patients already battling cardiovascular diseases.
-
Oprah Winfrey Addresses Fat-Shaming: ''Mocking My Weight Was A National Sport''
She recalled being called "bumpy, lumpy, and downright dumpy" on the cover of TV Guide in 1990.
-
Woman Claims She Sustained Bowel Injury From Weight Loss Drug, Sues Firm
The woman alleges that she was told by the doctors that "she will never have a solid bowel movement again for the rest of her life".
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"Done With Shaming": Oprah Winfrey Admits To Using Weight-Loss Medication
Celebrity talk show host Oprah Winfrey recently revealed that she takes weight-loss medication to help manage her weight.
