New research shows that the obesity drug Ozempic can significantly reduce the risk of heart attacks, even for patients who do not lose weight. Discover how this breakthrough treatment could impact cardiovascular health and obesity management.



Heart Attack: Ozempic Reduces Heart Attack Risk Even Without Weight Loss | WORLD DNA | WION 

A global clinical trial involving more than 17,000 participants has revealed that the weight-loss drug Ozempic can dramatically reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes — even in patients who don’t lose weight. Researchers say the findings could redefine the treatment of heart disease and reshape global cardiovascular care, marking a breakthrough moment in preventive medicine.

Should Everyone With Heart Disease Take Ozempic?

The debate around the drug again took the limelight after comedian Kapil Sharma's recent spotting at the airport. In a video that has gone viral, Sharma, who is wearing comfortable grey athleisure, looks slimmer with dramatic weight loss, sparking fresh debate.

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SCIENCE & TECH | Lifestyle | Entertainment: Stanford Medicine scientists have tested a naturally occurring molecule; the best part of the study is it cancels the side effects. It has been nicknamed BRP and offers a 'more targeted approach to weight loss'.

Scientists test natural alternative to weight loss drug Ozempic, the result will shock you

Weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy have become popular worldwide. Many people have also reported suffering some serious side effects. However, quitting the drugs can also lead to severe health issues, as per a study.

Study throws light on what happens when you stop weight-loss drugs

Weight-loss drugs are emerging as a game-changer in healthcare, with the potential of not only helping people shed pounds but also in slowing down the ageing process.

Weight-loss drug Ozempic could slow down ageing, scientists suggest

Weight-loss drugs are poised to revolutionise healthcare by slowing the ageing process and allowing people to live for longer and in better health. That is the dramatic message from leading scientists after studies were presented last week at the European Society of Cardiology Conference in London.

Weight-loss drug Ozempic reveals new benefits like slowing down ageing process

The internet has apparently found a dupe for Ozempic, which was originally developed to treat Type 2 diabetes but many use it for its weight loss benefits despite several medical warnings.

Rice-zempic, viral dupe for Ozempic, aids weight loss as effectively as the diabetes drug? Find out!

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday (Jun 20) issued a global alert warning against fake versions of Ozempic, a treatment for type 2 diabetes which is increasingly being used as a way of losing weight, flooding the markets.

WHO issues global alert over fake copies of diabetes, weight loss Ozempic drugs

As the number of prescriptions for the appetite-suppressing medication grows into the millions globally, scientists are discovering the benefits and drawbacks of Ozempic in real time.

Ozempic shows promise beyond diabetes: New study reveals kidney benefits

Melissa McCarthy is on Barbra Streisand’s side amid the Ozempic debate on social media. After fans dissed Barbra for “supposed” weight-shaming as she asked Melissa about Ozempic while commenting on one of her pictures, Melissa said that the singer was only complimenting her.

Melissa McCarthy responds to Barbra Streisand’s Ozempic comment

Ozempic is a medicine designed for type 2 diabetes which is considered a life-threatening condition, an effective drug that also helps in losing weight. But now it is running short in the UK and the United States of America.

Fear of Ozempic drug shortage looms large in UK

Losing weight or beating obesity without much changes in lifestyle, exercise or dieting is an attractive prospect. In the past few years, some 'magic pills' have appeared in the market for this.

Explained | Ozempic, Wegovy and now Zepbound: The era of magic pills for treating obesity

Trish Webster, a 56-year-old Australian woman, embarked on a weight loss journey with hopes of fitting into her dream dress for her daughter's wedding. However, her story took a devastating turn as she succumbed to a severe stomach illness, raising concerns about the safety of Ozempic, a medication primarily used to treat Type 2 diabetes and weight loss.

Australian woman allegedly dies due to side-effects of weight loss medication Ozempic

Several people in Austria were hospitalised after they used suspected fake versions of Novo Nordisk's diabetes drug Ozempic, the news agency reported on Tuesday (Oct 24) citing the country's health safety regulator BASG.

Austria: Several people hospitalised after using fake versions of diabetes drug

Ozempic, the anti-diabetes drug has made it to the headlines for its potential weight loss properties. The drug is riding on the wave of social media trends, with the videos under hashtag Ozempic reported to have amassed over 600 million views on TikTok so far.

How anti-diabetic Ozempic became a social media rage for weight-loss

The diabetes drug Ozempic has become a social media phenomenon for its weight loss properties, but its soaring popularity has led to global shortages and doctors warn about the potential side effects.

Weight loss drug trend on TikTok worries doctors

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