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Can ozempic help with gambling addiction

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Available evidence does not establish that Ozempic helps treat gambling addiction. Reports of reduced gambling urges are anecdotal or based on preliminary, small-scale research involving GLP-1 medicines; authoritative sources describe this as an area requiring dedicated clinical trials. Cognitive behavioral therapy remains an established treatment approach for gambling disorder, and Ozempic is not approved for this indication.

Checked October 2, 2026 · we'll re-check as this develops

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