Ozempic, a diabetes drug, shows promise in reducing alcohol consumption and cravings in a small study.

A small clinical trial found that Ozempic, a drug used for diabetes and weight loss, significantly reduced alcohol consumption and cravings in individuals with moderate alcohol-use disorder. The study, involving 48 participants, showed those on semaglutide, the drug's generic name, drank less alcohol and had reduced cravings compared to a placebo group. While promising, researchers call for larger and longer studies to confirm these findings and assess long-term benefits.

6 weeks ago
141 Articles

Further Reading