Stopping Ozempic Raises Cardiovascular Risk by 22 Percent
A VA study of 600,000 patients found that quitting GLP-1 drugs for two years erased all cardiovascular benefits and then some.
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A VA study of 600,000 patients found that quitting GLP-1 drugs for two years erased all cardiovascular benefits and then some.
Record RCIA numbers across U.S. dioceses — 8,598 in Los Angeles alone — confirm that what X's Catholic influencers have been tracking all Lent is real.
GLP-1 users consume 21 percent fewer calories and spend a third less on groceries — and Olive Garden just redesigned its menu around them.
A Lancet study projects that rising temperatures will make people too hot to exercise, contributing to 520,000 additional premature deaths annually by 2050.
One in seven American adults now takes or has taken a GLP-1 drug — and the behavioral, social, and identity shifts are outrunning the clinical data.