In the past year or couple of years, you’ve likely heard a lot about Ozempic, most likely in the context of weight loss. Not for nothing — a lot of people turned to this diabetes medicine with the hopes that it would help them lose weight — and it did.

Patients' vision loss, which is rare according to a new study, is also the subject of multiple lawsuits, including two filed by Long Islanders.

Taking meds to lose weight has been surging among Americans. While these drugs are safe, they have one drawback, they can also cause muscle mass loss.

The drug is available as a weight-loss medication under the brand name Wegovy and will now also be sold directly to diabetes patients

A host of women have complained that they are experiencing 'Ozempic vulva' after taking weight loss drugs to shed the pounds.

New studies found that Americans with type 2 diabetes who are taking GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro could face an increased risk of rare eye conditions.

It’s not just above the waistline where the effects of Ozempic are taking place. Hush-hush conversations online have revealed that the blockbuster weight loss medication is not just trimming the belly down.

Know about Ozempic Vulva, a lesser-known side effect of popular weight-loss drugs, and what women need to know for safe and informed weight management.

"This retrospective cohort study found that taking GLP-1RAs was associated with a reduced overall risk of cancer, including lower risks of endometrial, ovarian, and meningioma cancers, among patients with obesity or overweight," the team explained in their paper.