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Does Ozempic Really Make You Lose Your Hair? Here’s What New Research Suggests.
New research found a genetic link between GLP-1 signaling and male pattern baldness, though it does not prove the drugs directly cause hair loss.
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Ozempic-Style Drugs May Weaken the Link Between Impulsivity and Violence, New Study Finds
A new study found that GLP-1 users showed weaker links between impulsivity, alcohol use, and violent behavior.
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Seb_ra/Getty Images ‘Ozempic Breath’ Is Here (and Just as Gross as You Think It Is)
GLP-1 drugs may be shrinking appetites, but they’re also creating a whole new market for gum, mints, and awkward breath conversations.
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NUniverse/Getty Images Gen Z Might Turn Down Your Job Offer If It Doesn’t Come With Ozempic
Ozempic has apparently made it all the way into job negotiations, which feels very 2026.
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Photo by Roberto Pfeil/picture alliance via Getty Images Weight Loss Drugs Are Giving Men ‘Ozempic Penis’
Already considered a miracle drug for its weight loss capabilities, men are now claiming that Ozempic has another notable use.
