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Our findings strongly suggest the answer is yes. Primes recent real-world study found 63% of high-potency GLP-1 (Wegovy or Zepbound) users who started treatment in Q1 2024 are still taking their medication after a year
Covering GLP-1s through a group health plan ties cost directly to utilization, and GLP-1 utilization isn't slowing down
For many people using GLP-1 medications, eating enough protein can feel challenging
The tennis star says shes lost 31 pounds on a weight-loss drug.
Food intake was standardized, and blood samples were obtained every third hour
