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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Emory experts have actually evaluated the ethics of using Ozempic drugs for weight loss, "using Ozempic for cosmetic weight loss has much greater implications than being a social media trend, Phillips said. The growing number of non-diabetics using Ozempic for weight loss has led to a shortage of the drug, leaving hospitals and pharmacies struggling to get the diabetic medication.....Ozempic has also been used by celebrities and has become increasingly present in the media over the past year,” Chelsea Yost (20MR), an obesity medicine specialist and assistant professor of general surgery and general internal medicine for Emory Healthcare."

[url]https://emorywheel.com/emory-experts-evaluate-ethics-of-using-ozempic-for-weight-loss/[/url][/quote]

If there is such a shortage why is Novo-Nordisk paying to run commercials for Ozempic on TV and continuing to advertise in print and online?  If there is such a shortage why are they offering Wegovy when they could be funneling all that semiglutide towards Ozempec?  Every overweight person is at a very high risk of becoming type 2 diabetic. It's prevention for everyone who is overweight to take ozempic. [/quote]

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