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Oh, Ozempic: Retail analysts see little impact from weight-loss drugs - Vimarsana News

Oh, Ozempic: Retail analysts see little impact from weight-loss drugs

Pharmaceutical advocates have hyped the success of high-priced, weight-loss drugs like Ozempic in a campaign to make appetite-suppressing medications a new standard of obesity care, retail analysts say.

Marin IJ Readers' Forum for Aug. 10, 2023 – Marin Independent Journal - Vimarsana News

Marin IJ Readers' Forum for Aug. 10, 2023 – Marin Independent Journal

Surgeon general report on gun violence would help Thank you to the Marin IJ for reporting the actions by the Republican Party and the National Rifle Association to stifle gun violence research in California (“GOP, NRA target California’s gun violence research,” Aug. 2). It was a major step forward in 2019 when the Trump administration […]

Commentary: Medicaid expansion hurts the mental health of the needy - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Medicaid expansion hurts the mental health of the needy

The signs of America’s mental health crisis are everywhere. In response, policymakers have continued to focus on a popular strategy: expanding health coverage through safety net programs, especially Medicaid. Increasing

Paying food stamp recipients to buy more fruits and vegetables has mixed reviews - Vimarsana News

Paying food stamp recipients to buy more fruits and vegetables has mixed reviews

(The Center Square) – Some economic analysts have mixed reactions to a federal program that would pay people on food stamps if they buy more fruits and vegetables.

Paying food stamp recipients to buy more fruits and vegetables has mixed reviews - Vimarsana News

Paying food stamp recipients to buy more fruits and vegetables has mixed reviews

(The Center Square) – Some economic analysts have mixed reactions to a federal program that would pay people on food stamps if they buy more fruits and vegetables.