Ozempic and other new weight-loss drugs could save lives. Too bad millions of Americans are being denied access to them.

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While the while the healthcare system battles it out over revolutionary new weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, people who most need obesity treatment are stuck without access to these critical drugs.

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Americans desperate for the hot weight-loss drug Ozempic are turning to Canada and Mexico because they can't afford it at home

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A hand reaching across a US flag to an image of a Canadian flag to grab a box of Ozempic and pull it back over the US flag.

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Trendy weight-loss drug Ozempic is now a Hollywood punchline. See how doctors and clinics are using TikTok to sell the weight-loss injections.

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Demand for semaglutide injections, such as Wegovy and Ozempic, is exploding.

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WeightWatchers is buying a company that lets you pay $99 a month to see a doctor on video and get a prescription to popular weight-loss drug Ozempic

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Sima Sistani, CEO of WeightWatchers, which announced it would be acquiring Sequence, a digital health platform for weight loss.

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