Doctors and patients push back on President Trump's remarks, saying GLP-1 medications have made a real difference in their lives.
- President Trump made comments referring to GLP-1 medications as 'fat drugs'
- Doctors and patients who use the medications responded to his remarks
- Patients report the medications have made a noticeable difference in their health
- Sources point to the effectiveness of these drugs as a key part of the response
HuffPost
Leslie Mann said her husband Judd Apatow has gained weight after taking doses of the drug Ozempic.
- Leslie Mann gave an update on Judd Apatow's Ozempic use
- She said he has gained weight since taking the doses
- The update came from Mann in comments reported by Us Weekly
- The article does not specify Apatow's reason for taking Ozempic
Us Weekly
Investors are turning attention to hair loss treatments as a growing market opportunity, given decades without a new approved drug.
- Pattern hair loss affects about 50 million men in the US
- It also affects an estimated 30 million women in the US
- No new hair loss drugs have been approved since the late 1990s
- Comparisons are being drawn to interest seen in GLP-1 drugs
Fortune
Doctors and patients push back on President Trump's remarks, saying GLP-1 medications have made a real difference in their lives.
- President Trump made comments referring to GLP-1 medications as 'fat drugs'
- Doctors and patients who use the medications responded to his remarks
- Patients report the medications have made a noticeable difference in their health
- Sources point to the effectiveness of these drugs as a key part of the response
HuffPost
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