UK regulators and police entered an industrial unit on 14 October, with a warning for anyone who got their jab outside a pharmacy.
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A Facebook user explains that compounded GLP-1 versions were allowed during the branded drug shortage and flags what that means for people still using them.
The Warrington Guardian reports charges against staff over the theft of weight-loss injections valued at around £20,000.
Asahi Shimbun reports the arrests tied to prescription-free sales of Mounjaro and similar weight loss drugs riding the diet craze.
The health ministry is targeting clinics with the highest supply volumes. Violations can mean up to a year in prison or a 10 million won fine.
Medical Xpress reports that eating less on weight loss drugs can come from feeling full or from nausea, and that studies should tell the two apart.
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STAT reports that some addiction telehealth platforms now market branded and compounded GLP-1s for alcohol use disorder. Experts warn of fragmented care.
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