The association between GLP-1RA use and a decreased risk of glaucoma, along with its potential implication for other neurodegenerative diseases, offers a promising avenue for targeted treatment as further research findings emerge
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension: consensus guidelines on management
Major blood and plasma collection organizations, such as the American Red Cross and various private plasma centers, do not currently list GLP-1 or GIP medications on their Medication Deferral Lists. These deferral lists typically include medications that could be harmful to a recipient, such as certain blood thinners, treatments for active infections, or medications known to cause birth defects (teratogens)
Medical deductible: Applies to doctor visits, tests, procedures Pharmacy deductible: Applies only to prescriptions Until its met, you pay the negotiated (but not copay) price Once the pharmacy deductible is met: Copays or coinsurance apply Prescriptions get much cheaper Why do plans do this: helps lower premiums Encourages use of generics Separates drug costs from medical costs TLDR: If your Rx is expensive early in the year, its usually not a mistake