Disparities in Prescription of Long‐Acting GLP‐1s

Black and Hispanic patients were less likely and patients with private insurance, diabetes, and established patient relationships were more likely to be prescribed Sema/Tirz. Racial and ethnic disparities in medication prescription were less apparent after a state Medicaid policy change to cover new GLP-1s.

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Obesity
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2026-03-02
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https://doi.org/10.1002/oby.70152
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Medication Adherence and Compliance
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Abstract

Black and Hispanic patients were less likely and patients with private insurance, diabetes, and established patient relationships were more likely to be prescribed Sema/Tirz. Racial and ethnic disparities in medication prescription were less apparent after a state Medicaid policy change to cover new GLP-1s.

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