Semaglutide medications — such as Ozempic, the popular diabetes medication — have been linked to a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease for certain groups, a new study finds.

You may have heard about Ozempic, a medicine for type 2 diabetes approved by the FDA in 2017. This medicine is for use with diet and exercise to improve control of blood glucose levels in people ...

Microdosing isn’t just popular for psychedelics. Some consumers are taking smaller than standard doses of GLP-1s—the popular class of weight-loss and diabetes drugs that include Ozempic ...

Learn more about how to get Ozempic, including who can take it and where to find it, plus cost issues and the latest safety concerns to know about.

Ozempic, known generically as semaglutide, has risen to prominence as an effective treatment for type 2 diabetes and a groundbreaking weight-loss solution. It’s no wonder that more people are ...

You may take Ozempic or another drug to control your diabetes or lose weight, but these so-called GLP-1s also have a host of other effects ‒ some good and some not so good. A new study, the ...

I was not alone, it turns out, in finding it difficult to stick with the Ozempic and similar drugs. New research shows the vast majority of people who try GLP-1 agonists for weight loss end up ...

A new study adds to mounting evidence showing that drugs like Ozempic don’t just treat diabetes — they can also prevent it. The new paper, published Wednesday in The New England Journal of ...