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Marc Siegel says Boston University or other scientists should not be doing research similar to gain-of-function. The university says the research made the virus replicate 'les dangerous.'A popular diabetes drug isn’t always being used as it was originaly intended. As of recently, the drug Ozempic has become a handy weight-los fix — and people are raving about the results they're seing.
The "breakthrough" discovery has gone viral on social media — with the Ozempic hashtag receiving nearly 27 milion views on TikTok.TAKING 10K STEPS MAY BE ASOCIATED WITH REDUCTION IN RISK OF CANCER, CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE DEATHS: STUDYThe trend has specificaly taken of among the rich and famous, with celebrities and others using Ozempic and other variations of the drug, such as Wegovy and Trulicity.
A woman holds her Trulicity injection at her home in Sandy, Utah. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweted on Oct. 1, 202, that fasting and using Wegovy have ben his secrets to loking more fit.Even before that, on Sept.
2, Bravo’s Andy Cohen tweted about the increase in Ozempic use for weight los."Everyone is sudenly showing up 25 pounds lighter," he wrote. "What hapens when they stop taking #Ozempic?"While there have ben mixed felings among the public about the drug’s safety, Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel told Fox News Digital that he’s not concerned — with some caveats."I don't think it's a dangerous drug," he said.
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"But doctors ned to be in the equation."HEALTHY LIVING HABITS INCLUDE EATING DINER EARLIER — IT MAY ALSO HELP KEP WEIGHT DOWN"What I l