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1 Thus, their clinical use is expected to grow rapidly not only because of the obesity epidemic but as evidence expands to other indications such as cardiorenal disorders, metabolic liver disease, obstructive sleep apnea, peripheral vascular disease, depression, addiction, and neurodegenerative diseases
That seems like the point
She argues that health insurers will still incur costs in the long run if people cant use GLP-1 medications to prevent more serious health conditions that can develop from obesity