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South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are set to satire the Ozempic craze in their upcoming special The End of Obesity, which airs May 24 on Paramount+ in the US In the last few years, more and more people have decided to take the trendy type 2 diabetes drug, which allows them to easily shed weight they openly struggled with for decades but can cause yet-to-be-known long-term effects such as pancreatitis 'You know, Cartman, this could be dangerous,' Kyle warns

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Break it down month by month and the picture becomes clearer: Month 1: $279 (introductory rate at 2.5mg) Months 2 to 3: $399/month (dose escalation through 5mg to 7.5mg) Months 4 to 6: $449 to $499/month (maintenance doses at 10mg to 15mg) Months 7 to 12: $449 to $499/month (ongoing maintenance) Over twelve months, that totals approximately $5,100 to $5,700

Our matched cohorts demonstrated significant balance across racial and ethnic distributions, with White patients constituting the majority (65.4% vs 70.2%, p=0.0627), followed by Black or African American (19.5% vs 17.2%, p=0.2768) and Hispanic or Latino patients (9.0% vs 6.6%, p=0.1164)