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London law student died in halls of residence after taking weight loss drug, inquest hears

Weight Loss London Alan Bates Graeme Irvine the University of East London

Josephine Nasr - (Instagram/amrita_nigam)

A London law student died in her university halls of residence after taking weight loss medication, an inquest heard.

Josephine Nasr, 19, had been prescribed Zepbound which doctors think triggered a fatal heart rhythm.

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