Asked whether she feared legal action from Lilly, Ahmad said she wasn't worried about her prescribers since "they have established patient-physician relationships" and "the beauty of medicine is really that they get full autonomy to decide what is the best way to manage their patients." Lilly in its filing Wednesday claimed Ahmad is not a licensed physician and that Mochi and its "unlicensed owners exercise undue influence and control over, among other things, the prescribing decisions of physicians" and as a result engage in the "unlawful corporate practice of medicine." Ahmad in a statement said the use of compounded medications "remains appropriate and legal when tailored to individual patient needs and prescribed by a licensed medical provider" and that Mochi's physicians choose which treatments are best for their patients
With more people using Ozempic, were now seeing larger-scale reporting of the drugs side effects
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Alberta Blue Cross states that while a semaglutide generic is expected in mid-2026, growing use and continued expansion of GLP-1 therapies will offset savings [Source: ab.bluecross.ca/plans/group/drug-pipeline-2026.php]
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Physician Focus: What has surprised you most about prescribing these medications
