A session on this track addresses the future of personalized nutrition in the era of Ozempic, and features speakers from January AI, one.bio, and Digbi Health
Here is what Hers cannot promise
Medications keep things manageable, but manageable is not the same as good, and you know the difference
What dysesthesia looks like: Tingling or "pins and needles" sensations, most commonly in hands, feet, or face Altered temperature sensation Burning or prickling sensations Onset typically during dose escalation (weeks 416) but can occur later Severity: Most cases were mild and didn't lead to treatment discontinuation
Whilst gastrointestinal side effects such as nausea and diarrhoea are well documented, some patients report experiencing hot flushes during treatment