Because it might just be the beginning of a bigger shift, one where the same class of medicines that are reshaping our understanding of metabolism start to rewrite the playbook for addiction medicine too
Deborah Horn, director of obesity medicine at UTHealth Houston, who has consulted for Lilly, told me over email
Links mentioned in this episode Perimenopause weight loss plan Insulin resistance episode: what labs to check Perimenopause weight loss episode Two-part sleep series (why sleep shifts appetite, cortisol, and metabolic health): Part 1, Part 2 Thyroid deep dives with McCall McPherson (thyroid panels and GLP-1 considerations)
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Semaglutide must always be kept refrigerated (at 3646F), and should be stored in its original carton to protect it from light