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The reduction in hepatic steatosis occurred alongside improvements in liver enzymes, with ALT and AST levels declining from baseline, indicating reduced hepatocellular inflammation and improved liver health
GLP-1 agonists are not expensive to produce, however, and the patent on Ozempic expired in January of 2026 in Canada and China (and lasts until 2030 in the U.S.), but I expect the market to bring the costs down dramatically over the next few years