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...study of workers in Denmark showed a 17.3 percent decline in long-term...

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Today at 9:16 PM

A study of workers in Denmark showed a 17.3 percent decline in long-term sick leave among those who were treated with Ozempic, according to results published this month in a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper.

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