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The one thing Ozempic still can’t fix

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The one thing Ozempic still can’t fix
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The HighlightThe one thing Ozempic still can’t fixAmericans still have a toxic relationship with weight. It’s hurting GLP-1 users.by Dylan ScottAug 4, 2026, 10:00 AM UTCShareGift Olga Aleksandrova for VoxDylan Scott covers health for Vox, guiding readers through the emerging opportunities and challenges in improving our health. He has reported on health policy for more than 10 years, writing for Governing magazine, Talking Points Memo, and STAT before joining Vox in 2017.GLP-1 drugs promised to usher in a new era of treating obesity as a disease.

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The HighlightThe one thing Ozempic still can’t fixAmericans still have a toxic relationship with weight. It’s hurting GLP-1 users.by Dylan ScottAug 4, 2026, 10:00 AM UTCShareGift Olga Aleksandrova for VoxDylan Scott covers health for Vox, guiding readers through the emerging opportunities and challenges in improving our health. He has reported on health policy for more than 10 years, writing for Governing magazine, Talking Points Memo, and STAT before joining Vox in 2017.GLP-1 drugs promised to usher in a new era of treating obesity as a disease. We could leave behind the anti-fat biases of the past, which blamed obesity on moral failing or personal weakness.

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