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Julie Charnet

  • Freelance Journalist and Health Writer, Freelance
Philadelphia
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My husband is on Mounjaro and doing well. He asked me to join him, but I said no. Original

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By Conz Preti Verified, Julie Charnet, Henry Blodget Verified
| Business Insider Verified
My husband walked into our house, and I heard a bag rustle. He was home from his doctor's appointment and held up a white pharmacy package in front of me. "Hi, pretty, guess what I need to take? Mounjaro," he said, looking amused. He put the white box down on the coffee table. I wasn't sure if he wanted me to inspect or open it. He had heart issues, and his A1C was high. Diabetes was the concern, not weight loss. Jon had to lose 35 pounds for a normal BMI. I would need a greater loss, around 65.
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I always wear my engagement and wedding rings. Men still don't believe I'm married.

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By Julie Charnet
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The Good Brigade/Getty Images I went out without my husband to a bar, and a man asked to buy me a drink. I explained I was married and he insisted that he didn't believe that was true despite my rings. When my husband showed up to pick me up, I wanted to tell the man "I told you so." "I'll have a gin and tonic ," I'd told the bartender after taking the last seat at the bar. A man next to me was in a blue suit and multi-colored tie.
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What Doctors Wish You Knew About HIPAA and Data Security Original

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By Julie Charnet
| WIRED Magazine Verified
A former Department of Homeland Security adviser and a doctor, Chris Pierson is CEO of BlackCloak, a company that specializes in personal digital protection from financial fraud, cybercrime, reputational damage, and identity theft. He believes vigilance is key for doctors and patients alike. “I don’t think people realize that once someone is able to get just one piece of information, that can lead to opening others’ private data,” Pierson says.
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