are met." However, Novo Nordisk owns multiple patents protecting its medications that use semaglutide, including the diabetes drug Ozempic, and said that organizations selling semaglutide products "may be infringing Novo Nordisk's intellectual property rights and/or violating applicable law." The company added that it "will take such actions as it deems necessary and appropriate to protect its intellectual property rights." "Nobody knows how [compounding pharmacies are] getting it," said Karl Nadolsky, an endocrinologist at Spectrum Health
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This benefit appeared independent of weight loss, suggesting direct cardiovascular protective effects from GLP-1 receptor activation