Canadian scientist awarded for discovering hormone used in Ozempic

Dr. Daniel Drucker shares the US$3 million prize with four colleagues in the U.S. and Denmark for discovering the GLP-1 hormone that’s used in medications like Ozempic.

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Canadian scientist awarded for discovering hormone used in Ozempic

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