Current availability is confined to the research-chemical market, without regulatory oversight or established human safety data
In response, CMS has proposed a reinterpretation of the statutory exclusion, distinguishing between drugs used for weight loss and those used for the treatment of obesity. This shift would allow Part D and state Medicaid coverage for anti-obesity medications (AOMs) prescribed specifically for obesity
This leads to lower energy levels
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