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Ozempic Hair, GLP-1 Kids, Gut-Brain Anxiety, Food Additives, Taurine, and more : 1544

Novo Nordisk Eyes Hair-Loss Market in Consumer-Health Expansion Novo Nordisk, the company behind Ozempic and Wegovy, is exploring hair loss as one of several possible areas for future expansion, alongside menopause and addiction. The company has not announced a hair-loss drug, cl ...  Show more

The Best Singular Hack To Change EVERYTHING About Your Life : 1543

Back again with one of the best episodes we've done on the channel. So good that we had to play it once more for you! Today you’ll meet Robert Waldinger, M.D., who leads an extraordinary scientific study on happiness that’s still going strong after eight decades. The study set ou ...  Show more

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