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India’s cheap weight-loss drugs are going global

For millions of people living with obesity, weight loss drugs have been hailed as a game changer.They’re known as GLP-1s but are more commonly known by their trade names: Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro. So far they’ve only been made by two companies in Denmark and the US and they’r ...  Show more

Fans react to their team’s World Cup debut

This year’s Fifa World Cup is the biggest yet. The football tournament is being co-hosted by Mexico, Canada and the United States and has a record 48 teams taking part. Four of those teams have qualified for the first time ever: Cape Verde, Curaçao, Jordan and Uzbekistan. In this ...  Show more

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