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Venomous Gila monsters born at Melbourne Zoo hold key ingredient for Ozempic
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3:31Now PlayingGila monsters are venomous reptiles that dwell in deserts. However, their saliva holds a compound called exendin-4, which is a key ingredient in the weight loss and diabetes medicine Ozempic. Exendin-4 mimics “a natural human hormone involved in regulating blood sugar and insulin levels.”
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