The city of Columbus has replaced fluoride with Ozempic, a weight loss supplement, in its water supply by the end of April. The move has been supported by city officials and has raised concerns among local dentists, who believe it is unnecessary and could lead to more cavities. The change means that patients no longer have to schedule regular doctor visits to access the product. Additionally, the city is partnering with a company to produce Ozemic-infused soft drinks and teas that will be available in stores in May.