Medicare's new pilot lowers GLP-1 costs for some seniors, but people with the most serious illnesses may not qualify.
- Medicare launched a pilot program for GLP-1 medications
- The program aims to streamline how seniors get access to these drugs
- Some seniors could pay as little as $50 a month under the plan
- People with the most serious illnesses may not receive this discount
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Some people taking GLP-1 medications say reduced interest in food has led them to spend more on a different, costly hobby.
- Users on GLP-1 medications report food feels less appealing than before
- Some say they have redirected attention toward a new, expensive interest
- The article does not name a specific medical treatment recommendation
- Source: HuffPost article on GLP-1 users and changing habits
HuffPost
Smugglers are moving GLP-1 weight-loss drugs across the Brazil-Paraguay border to meet rising demand.
- The Friendship Bridge links Brazil and Paraguay near Iguazu Falls
- The route has long been used to smuggle cigarettes and electronics
- Brazilian authorities say weight-loss drugs are now a major smuggled product
- Demand for GLP-1 based drugs is driving the illicit trade
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Leslie Mann said her husband Judd Apatow has gained weight after taking doses of the drug Ozempic.
- Leslie Mann gave an update on Judd Apatow's Ozempic use
- She said he has gained weight since taking the doses
- The update came from Mann in comments reported by Us Weekly
- The article does not specify Apatow's reason for taking Ozempic
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