"Let me ask you what should be a simple question: Why do we have prescriptions? Why are some medications over the counter and others require a doctor’s permission to take? The simple answer is that al

"Let me ask you what should be a simple question: Why do we have prescriptions? Why are some medications over the counter and others require a doctor’s permission to take? The simple answer is that all medicines have risks, but some are riskier than others. For some medications, it is critical to have a discussion with an expert about the expected risks and benefits to avoid catastrophic outcomes. But a new study just came out showing how easy, how trivial it is, to get prescription GLP-1 drugs online. And frankly, the due diligence is so thin here that either we’re heading towards a disaster of unintended side effects, or we need to reconsider whether these drugs should require prescriptions at all." To view the full commentary from Dr F. Perry Wilson tap the link

"Let me ask you what should be a simple question: Why do we have prescriptions? Why are some medications over the counter and others require a doctor’s permission to take? The simple answer is that al

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