Michigan’s largest insurer to drop weight-loss drug coverage

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2 thoughts on “Michigan’s largest insurer to drop weight-loss drug coverage

  1. Something is up on this. These insurers are nuts not to cover these drugs. In addition to improving diabetes and getting people off of other high-cost drugs, the are improving cardiac and kidney disease, thus avoiding really expensive drugs or surgeries in the future. This doesn’t make sense unless there is something else going on. As the saying goes, follow the money…………….

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