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GLP‑1 drugs like Ozempic are triggering widespread nail detachment (onycholysis) as an unrecognized adverse effect.

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The strongest current evidence is a substantial association, not a confirmed adverse-effect mechanism. In a multinational comparison, users reported onycholysis far more often than similar nonusers, and the difference remained after adjustment for several conditions. Clinicians and study authors nonetheless emphasize that the cross-sectional design and need for further investigation prevent a causal conclusion.

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The outsider reading focuses on how an unexpectedly high rate could reflect selection, reporting, or pre-existing nail disease rather than a medication effect. Users were not randomly assigned, symptoms were self-reported, and roughly half already had nail problems before treatment. The association remains notable, but these limitations make a direct drug reaction only one possible explanation.

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