Observational analysis reveals reduced medical costs in obese patients using semaglutide, suggesting economic benefits.
Patients treated with semaglutide had lower all-cause and ORC-related total medical costs than non-users, with a yearly reduction of $3,870 and $3,482, respectively. Cost reductions were driven by significantly lower inpatient hospitalization rates and costs.
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