Doctors can usually prescribe different medications within the same class, like GLP-1 receptor agonists, based on clinical judgment, although [this] varies due to factors like insurance requirements, formulary restrictions, medical history, and treatment goals, said Yoshua Quinones, MD, an internist with Medical Offices of Manhattan and contributor to LabFinder
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What we want to do is allow individuals who are in Medicaid to access GLP-1s if they have an underlying health condition that could be assisted, with these weight loss medications, Lisa Lee, commissioner of Kentuckys Department for Medicaid Services told members of the Medicaid Oversight and Advisory Board
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The manufacturer stopped making this drug in 2006, and it is no longer FDA-approved for this purpose