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Serena's Self-Injecting Ad on Display
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Published On August 15, 2026 | Edition #643 |
Just last week, the National Bank Open faced criticism over its Ozempic display. Now, only days later, Serena Williams' weight-loss campaign has sparked a similar debate around the use of GLP-1 medication.
The American’s Ro ad turns heads at Masters.
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