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Egyptian-British Student Dies from Weight Loss Drug
The article documents the case of the death of a British-Egyptian student at the University of East London, which resulted from her taking a weight-loss medication known as Mongaro or Zeound, after she received injections of Tirzepatide for weight reduction. Josephine Nassar, 19 years old, died inside her university housing after exhibiting symptoms of nausea and vomiting. It was revealed that her death occurred in September 2025, but the details of the investigation were only disclosed recently, a year later. Authorities found an empty medication bottle after her death, raising questions about the use of unapproved drugs and their impact on her health. She had been overweight but was not suffering from extreme obesity. The investigations highlight the need to shed light on the risks of illegal weight-loss medicines and their effects on the health of teenagers and young adults.
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