Mounjaro price increases have prompted patients to search for cheaper options, including Wegovy. But is it possible to swap partway through treatment?

Price hikes are 'kick in the teeth' for patients who will either have to swallow 170 per cent price increase, or switch to 'almost as good' competitor

A biotech firm has announced trials for pet implants that mimic weight loss drugs taken by humans. Pets could soon be following their owners in using revolutionary weight-loss drugs such as Mounjaro and Ozempic. Scientists are developing and testing veterinary versions of the GLP-1 medicines for use on cats and dogs.

Copycat versions of popular drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro have continued to proliferate in a postshortage era, with some experts saying “regulatory neglect” is allowing for potentially dangerous, unapproved drugs to reach consumers.

Ozempic sales have risen five-fold after a 126 per cent rise in the price of the Mounjaro drug due to pressure from US President Donald Trump. Mounjaro, manufactured by U.S. pharma giant Eli Lilly, has been the UK’s most popular weight loss jab,

As Mounjaro doubles in price, we look at whether there’s another, cheaper way to suppress your appetite. By nutritionist

It’s not just above the waistline where the effects of Ozempic are taking place. Hush-hush conversations online have revealed that the blockbuster weight loss medication is not just trimming the belly down.

Plastic surgeon Dr Paul Banwell says he has seen a huge uptake in people requesting cosmetic procedures to correct 'Ozempic vulva'