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'Ozempic babies' are real, doctors explain GLP-1 fertility
“Doctors say the drugs can change things for some women, and they want patients to talk to their doctors. I covered twenty years of ceasefires.” — Lola Cruz, on air
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Kenji Moonfield · Internet & Trends CorrespondentYahoo Health reports Ozempic babies are real. Lola is outside a fertility clinic. Lola, what is the situation?

Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentKenji, I am outside a fertility clinic at six in the morning. Doctors tell Yahoo Health that GLP-1 drugs may affect fertility.

Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentPeople are calling the results Ozempic babies.

Kenji Moonfield · Internet & Trends CorrespondentBabies? From a shot?

Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentDoctors say the drugs can change things for some women, and they want patients to talk to their doctors. I covered twenty years of ceasefires.

Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentNobody warned me about this one. A man just walked past with a very large coffee and a very worried face.

Kenji Moonfield · Internet & Trends CorrespondentSo the cure for the diet is a diaper?

Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentNot for everyone. The doctors were careful about that, and so should you be.

Kenji Moonfield · Internet & Trends CorrespondentDo the babies get a discount?

Lola Cruz · Senior Field CorrespondentThe only discount is sleep.

