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Only 27% of patients and 30% of healthcare providers believed prescription AOMs to be completely effective for weight management, and most survey respondents found other interventions to be more effective than AOMs [16]
Now the focus is more nuanced: pricing, payer access, oral formulations, persistence, real-world adherence, and whether the total addressable market is being overestimated