Cardiologist calls Ozempic "cardiometabolic medicine": The internet reacts with praise, panic and a lot of opinions
A cardiologist's assertion that Ozempic is a "cardiometabolic medicine" rather than just a weight-loss trend has sparked online debate. While proponents highlight its benefits for heart health, metabolism, and diabetes management, critics point to lawsuits and reported side effects. The drug's potential to reduce heart attack and stroke risk is supported by studies, though serious side effects remain a concern.
A cardiologist's assertion that Ozempic is a "cardiometabolic medicine" rather than just a weight-loss trend has sparked online debate. While proponents highlight its benefits for heart health, metabolism, and diabetes management, critics point to lawsuits and reported side effects. The drug's potential to reduce heart attack and stroke risk is supported by studies, though serious side effects remain a concern.
