Even so, he said, combined with a planned $50 monthly Medicare copay for some GLP-1s that would cover many but not all Medicare beneficiaries with obesity, and possible Medicaid coverage, the deal "is a great step in the right direction to allow patients to get the care they need." Medicare, a federal program for people 65 and over and younger people with certain disabilities, currently does not cover GLP-1s for weight loss, nor does Medicaid in most states, including New York
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Some reported side effects include: Abdominal cramps Bloating Allergic reactions (in rare cases) Potential interactions with certain medications Its important to note that the long-term effects of glutathione supplementation, especially during pregnancy, are not well understood