Also keeping my peepers on MariTide - I strongly suspect people will prefer the monthly dosing by injection over the new orals wrt convenience - even though I hear a lot of “oh people will definitely want the pills when they come out”
There is no need for hype and apps. Just affordability.
These drugs are life-saving and life-changing. Almost nothing would make me stop using them, even though I can no longer afford them. There are ways to get around the Big Pharma prices.
I am happy to have gone from obese to a healthy weight; from XL to M.
I'm completely shocked that anyone would need encouragement to stay on these meds. Why would anyone stop using something so miraculous, unless they really had a serious problem with them, in which case they don't need encouragement but a different medical approach.
The most important thing in GLP1s will be the price medicare negotiates in the next month or so.
also true
Also keeping my peepers on MariTide - I strongly suspect people will prefer the monthly dosing by injection over the new orals wrt convenience - even though I hear a lot of “oh people will definitely want the pills when they come out”
Another cracker of an article 🤌
There is no need for hype and apps. Just affordability.
These drugs are life-saving and life-changing. Almost nothing would make me stop using them, even though I can no longer afford them. There are ways to get around the Big Pharma prices.
I am happy to have gone from obese to a healthy weight; from XL to M.
I'm completely shocked that anyone would need encouragement to stay on these meds. Why would anyone stop using something so miraculous, unless they really had a serious problem with them, in which case they don't need encouragement but a different medical approach.
without longitudinal data beyond six months, it’s premature to declare the program a proven solution for long-term medication adherence