Why Ozempic Doesn't Work for Everyone
Ozempic and similar weight-loss medications are hailed as miracle treatments, but they are ineffective for one in ten individuals.
Supply: When is the Way to the Pharmacy Too Far?
The number of pharmacies in Germany is decreasing, raising concerns about access to medication, especially for those without transportation.
Demand surges for anti-HIV injection
There is a rising demand for Lenacapavir, a new injectable medication for HIV prevention, as Nigeria prepares for its nationwide rollout.
There is an alternative to medication for those suffering from insomnia
The article discusses the beneficial impact of regular physical activity on anxiety symptoms and sleep quality in individuals with chronic insomnia.
Vanderlei Luxemburgo shows improvement in health condition but remains in ICU for medication, says advisory team
Football coach Vanderlei Luxemburgo's health has improved while he remains in the ICU receiving antibiotic treatment for a lung infection.
Temporary disruption of prescription medication dispensing in pharmacies
Prescription medication dispensing was temporarily disrupted in pharmacies due to global drug verification issues.
Cardiologist warning to anyone taking Omeprazole, ibuprofen, diclofenac and naproxen
A cardiologist warns that commonly prescribed medications such as Omeprazole, ibuprofen, diclofenac, and naproxen may pose health risks, urging patients to consult their doctors.
Diabetic Treatment: 90% Price Reduction of Diabetes Medication, Medicine Priced at 220 Instead of 10,000?
A significant price reduction of 90% for diabetes medication in India allows patients to obtain a previously expensive medicine for just 220 rupees.
"You have to pay for time to live." Cancer patient denied medication compensation by the state
A mother battling advanced breast cancer is struggling to afford her life-saving medication after the government denies her compensation.
Large action in the USA. FDA recalled nearly 90,000 bottles of pain medication for children
The FDA has recalled nearly 90,000 bottles of children's pain medication due to reports of black specks and other contaminants.
Ozempic in the SUS and without a patent: how weight-loss pens have already changed the world — and what’s to come
Rio de Janeiro has become the first Brazilian city to offer the medication Ozempic through the Unified Health System (SUS) as part of its initiative in the fight against obesity.
Woman in Georgia charged with murder after taking abortion medication
A 31-year-old woman in Georgia has been charged with murder after she took abortion medication and gave birth to a premature baby who died shortly after.
Urgent product recalls for popular sun cream, beauty products and medication this week
Several popular products, including sun creams and medications, were urgently recalled this week due to safety risks and labeling issues.
Pharmacist arrested on suspicion of selling psychiatric and weight loss drugs without prescriptions in Bragança Paulista
A 53-year-old pharmacist was arrested for selling psychiatric medication and weight loss drugs without prescriptions in Bragança Paulista, Brazil.
The drama of hundreds of families after the controversial official shift in autism treatment in the U.S.
The article discusses the disappointment of families in the U.S. after a controversial shift in the FDA's approval of a medication for autism treatment, diminishing hope for many.
Doctor requests to treat insomnia without medications: identified an effective method that is little known to Lithuanians
A Lithuanian doctor advocates for treating insomnia through non-medication methods, highlighting an effective yet underrecognized approach in the country.
Ozempic in the SUS and without a patent: how weight loss pens have changed the world and what lies ahead
Rio de Janeiro becomes the first city in Brazil to offer the medication Ozempic through its public health system, marking a significant step in the fight against obesity.
VIDEOS: BDP of Friday, March 20, 2026
The article presents a variety of news items including requests from Iran's new supreme leader, commentary on the impact of war on security perceptions in Dubai and Qatar, information on a legal case affecting elections, updates on diabetes medication in Brazil, tax declaration programs, and music festival news.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Santa Catarina from Friday, March 20, 2026
The video segment covers a range of topics including Iran's new supreme leader's statements, Dubai and Qatar's security issues due to war, an electoral controversy, the availability of a new medication, tax declaration announcements, and Sabrina Carpenter's performances in Brazil.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Rio on March 20, 2026
The article discusses various topics including the execution of a wrestler in Iran, issues with diabetes medication costs in Brazil, a recent transfer indicating cooperation in a corruption case, tax return preparation in Brazil, and highlights from the Lollapalooza festival.
Obesity medication linked to better mental health
A study reveals that semaglutide, an active ingredient in diabetes and obesity medication, is associated with reduced sickness absence and healthcare needs due to mental health issues in over 95,000 Swedes.
Anvisa approves multidose version of Mounjaro for type 2 diabetes and obesity
Brazil's Anvisa has approved a multidose version of the diabetes and obesity medication Mounjaro, allowing for multiple uses from a single vial.
From 'Fake Medication' to 'The Gatherer Killer': Eid al-Fitr Films Competing at the Box Office
Eid al-Fitr brings a vibrant selection of Arab cinema aimed at diverse audiences, with notable Egyptian films competing for box office success.
Pet expert issues alert as clocks going forward 'can impact them'
A pet expert in the UK warns that the shift to British Summer Time can disrupt pets' routines, particularly those on medication or specific schedules.
Shoppers president met health minister as Ontario expanded prescription powers
Ontario's new policy allows pharmacists to prescribe medication for common ailments, leading to a meeting between Health Minister Sylvia Jones and Shoppers Drug Mart's president.
Numbers released: One in nine primary school-aged boys take this medication
The usage of ADHD medications among primary school-aged boys in Finland has significantly increased, with 11% of boys and 3.8% of girls now using these medications.
A stronger drug than oral Wigovi has been released... Global competition is intensifying
The global obesity drug market is rapidly shifting from injectable treatments to oral medications, marking a possible disruption to the dominance of Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly.
One in nine elementary school-aged boys uses ADHD medication
The use of ADHD medication among boys in Finland has significantly increased, with 11% of elementary school-aged boys reportedly using such medication last year, compared to 4% of girls.
The daughter didn't want to brush her teeth. Is it sometimes right to use force? The psychologist answers.
A psychologist discusses whether it is appropriate to use force on children in certain situations, such as brushing teeth, taking medication, or going to school.
Nurse arrested and weight loss medication found beside food in refrigerators of suspects in Bahia
A nurse was arrested in Bahia for illegally selling weight loss medication, which was discovered next to food in various suspects' refrigerators.
NHS medicines that can mix badly with omeprazole as warning issued
The NHS has issued a warning about potential interactions between omeprazole and other medicines, remedies, or supplements that could reduce its effectiveness.
Anvisa approves new version of Mounjaro with multiple doses in a single pen
Brazil's health regulatory agency, Anvisa, has approved a new multidose version of the diabetes medication Mounjaro, allowing patients to use a single pen for multiple doses.
The Ozempic patent falls in the largest countries, prices drop, and previously unknown data comes to light
The expiration of the Ozempic patent in populous countries like India and China paves the way for cheaper generic versions of GLP-1 medications, significantly impacting global health.
Union disobeys court decision, and boy with rare disease has been without R$ 90,000 medication for 6 months, says family
A family from Belo Horizonte accuses the Brazilian federal government of not complying with a court order to provide a costly medication for their son, who suffers from a rare genetic disorder.
Medication Distributors Earned R$ 42 Billion in 2025
In 2025, Brazilian medication distributors saw their revenues rise to R$ 42 billion, a significant increase that reflects growing demand for complex medical treatments.
Cancer nurse banned for stealing medication from hospital
Nurse Victoria Shields has received a three-month ban from practicing after stealing restricted medication for personal use at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Guards find abandoned truck and recover part of stolen high-cost medication cargo in Jarinu
The Municipal Guard of Jarinu recovered part of a stolen high-value medication cargo found in an abandoned truck.
What is known about users of weight loss drugs – official medication may cost three thousand euros a year
A report reveals that the majority of weight loss drug users in Finland are likely working and relatively affluent, with significant financial implications for the usage of these medications.
PRF seizes nearly 200 vials of weight loss medication on BR-262, in MG
A 40-year-old man was arrested with 196 vials of foreign-origin weight loss medications on BR-262 in Juatuba, Brazil.
A Global Study Reveals: One Pill Could Change the Battle Against AIDS
A new study suggests that a single daily pill combining two antiviral drugs could effectively simplify HIV treatment regimens, potentially improving adherence, especially among older patients or those with multiple health conditions.
Poison Control Chief: A Safe Medicine Box Should Be Made for School Children
The head of the poison information department in Estonia emphasizes the importance of having a secure medicine box for school children to reduce the incidence of medicinal poisoning.
Mum's warning after losing sight in one eye following 15 years of contraceptives
A mother lost sight in one eye due to a brain tumor potentially linked to long-term contraceptive use, prompting her to issue a warning about the medication's risks.
Woman who tried to murder toddler and posted carefree TikToks during trial facing rare life sentence
Laura Docherty is facing a potential life sentence for attempting to murder her toddler by administering adult medication, while displaying a lack of remorse during her trial.
Yle: Mika wanted to try Ozempic - Within a couple of hours, the needle was already under the skin
Mika, a 35-year-old man, quickly obtained a prescription for the weight-loss drug Ozempic through a brief online consultation, raising concerns about the telehealth practices involved in prescribing such medication.
The Use of Obesity Medications Exploded - Here's How Many Users There Were Last Year
The use of obesity medications in Finland surged by 43% in 2025, with approximately 108,000 people purchasing these drugs, primarily driven by the increasing uptake of semaglutide.
67-year-old fitness beauty: "Thanks to Ozempic, I am considered 20 years old and my sex life is better than ever!"
A 67-year-old fitness coach, Bobbi Parker-Hall, claims that the medication Ozempic has helped her maintain a youthful appearance and improved her sex life.
Death of a Nonagenarian Due to Medication Error; Chitose City Hospital's Double-Check Mechanism Failed
A patient in his nineties died due to a medication error at a hospital in Chitose City, Japan, where double-checking by nurses failed to prevent the mix-up of medications.
Almost all Czechs would use or consider using prescription drug delivery, seeing it as safe
A recent survey indicates that nearly all Czechs are open to using prescription drug delivery services, viewing them as a safe option for obtaining medication.
Ban on children's lip gloss, hair treatments, and a medication
Argentina's ANMAT has prohibited the use, sale, distribution, and advertising of certain cosmetic products for children due to lack of proper health registrations.
Sanna has received thousands of euros for her children's ADHD: 'No one takes medication'
Sanna shares her experience of receiving financial assistance amounting to thousands of euros for her children's ADHD through Finnish welfare support.