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Trial participants receive the medication at no cost, benefit from close medical monitoring, and contribute to the scientific understanding that will ultimately help other patients

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Differences in formulation Some pharmacies preparing compounded semaglutide may use salt forms of semaglutide, including semaglutide acetate or semaglutide sodium

However, it is still less cost-effective than exenatide (ICER: $75,971.79/QALY)

Long-term safety, dosage strategies, and patient suitability must always be assessed within appropriate medical frameworks