Published Feb 13, 2025
Ozempic Is Morally Neutral
Virginia Sole-Smith and Helen Rosner unpack the intersections of food culture, parenting, and body image, challenging diet norms and exploring the impact of weight loss narratives like Ozempic on societal perceptions, while advocating for compassion and critical thinking in promoting body positivity and inclusivity.

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