3, demonstrating dose-dependent changes in the UPDRS motor scores for both formulations
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What we can assess: For a cost-effectiveness perspective, a published analysis found tirzepatide to be the most cost-effective option compared to oral semaglutide, with an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of $34,212 per QALY gained
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Link to the PDF with some thoughts below: fda.gov/media/193343/d The FDA reviewed 5 reports with 109 humans: 24 healthy volunteers rectal 53-person Ulcerative Colitis trial rectal 17 knee-pain patients intra-articular 12 bladder-pain patients intravesical 2 healthy volunteers IVThe FDA has 4 broad reasons against BPC: 1