The cost of these medications [to insurers], often ranging from $950 to $1,400 per month, has proven unsustainable and contributes significantly to rising premiums for individuals, employers, and the Commonwealth, said Lora Pellegrini, president of the Massachusetts Association of Health Plans, which represents Point32Health and about a dozen other insurers
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The growing emphasis on next-generation combo treatments for the treatment of diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular disease is contributing to the segment's growth
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However, each discontinuation carries the risk of weight regain, increased appetite, and potential negative metabolic shifts