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 Pharmaceutical revolution

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Off the Scales is the inside story of the creation of Ozempic and its revolutionary impact on public health. The Pharmaceutical industry have long been searching for a cure for obesity, one that seemed unattainable until recent breakthrough in type 2 diabetes research which led to the development of Ozempic, a weight loss medication that activates a hormone in the4 stomach called GLP-1, making people feel fuller for longer.These wonder drugs bearing names such as Wegovy, Zepbound and Mounjaro, all tackles obesity and also cut the risk of downstream diseases such as heart disease and stroke. One in eight Americans … Continue reading  Pharmaceutical revolution

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The drug that made people feel fuller for longer

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With the advent of the New Year, everybody is desperately searching for a new person, with sudden stabs of self-improvement of the sort that are popular at this time of the year after overindulging ourselves during the festive season perhaps a stint in the cross-trainer which might help. The fact remains no one goes out to dinner for health, and restaurant reviews are not the place for fitness tips.  Events leading to the creation of Ozempic and its revolutionary impact on public health. Pharmaceutical industry has long been seeking a cure for obesity even though one that seemed unattainable until … Continue reading The drug that made people feel fuller for longer

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Beta blockers may not be effective for heart attack patients

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Beta blockers are prescribed to heart attack patients regardless they provide any  clear benefits according to a landmark trial. The daily tablets which can even trigger fatigue, nausea,and even sexual dysfuction, are offered to the majority of Heart attack patients. Around 60, 000 people are prescribed beta blockers every year in the UK and many will remain on the pills for life. The trail found that for about 50 per cent of patients, they do not reduce the risk of death or further heart attack. Experts claim that the findings will change the way heart attack patients are treated on … Continue reading Beta blockers may not be effective for heart attack patients