Dr. Barry Dworkin

Despite social media buzz, Ozempic is a valuable addition to support people struggling with their weight. It has changed many of my patient’s lives for the better (remission of DM2, fatty liver disease, sleep apnea, osteoarthritic pain, depression…)

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for March 9, 2023

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Despite social media buzz, Ozempic is not a quick-fix weight loss solution, doctors say

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