Новости за 08.11.2024

Several important refinance rates were higher this week, making it harder to find a lower rate on a home loan.

1. Approved weight-loss drug contributed to UK nurse’s death, report says  The Guardian
2. Nurse’s death linked to approved weight-loss drug  BBC
3. Death of Scottish nurse is first linked to weight-loss drug  The Times
4. Mounjaro WRECKED my health, I wish I'd never taken it - patients reveal disastrous side effects of jab as UK r  Daily Mail
5. Weight loss jab linked to death of NHS nurse  The Telegraph

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