Three new studies suggest that Ozempic and related diabetes and weight loss drugs may help protect the brain from strokes.

Scientists discovered that diabetes medicines like Ozempic, which help people lose weight, might also protect people's brains from strokes.

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Could popular diabetes and weight loss drugs like Ozempic actually protect your brain from stroke damage, or prevent strokes altogether? Three new studies presented at a major neurosurgery conference ...