Following on from warnings made by national regulators and Novo Nordisk (NOV: N), the World Health Organization (WHO) has become the latest to warn about falsified semaglutide.
The glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist is sold by the Danish firm for type 2 diabetes under the name Ozempic, and in certain countries for obesity under the Wegovey brand.
WHO has issued a medical product alert on falsified batches of semaglutide - of the specific Ozempic brand - which have been detected in Brazil in October 2023, the UK in October 2023, and the USA in December 2023.
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