VIVUS Collaborates With Aetna to Test First Comprehensive Weight Management Program Integrating Weight Loss Medication
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Facebook bans woman’s weight loss photo
“Safety, effectiveness and value are our priorities. We want our members to be informed about their options and give them the support they need to make healthy changes.” “We are pleased to see pharmaceutical companies and payors collaborating to address weight management in a comprehensive way to help solve the health crisis and get more parties involved in the conversation,” said Joe Nadglowski, Obesity Action Coalition President and CEO. “We believe this partnership will provide a successful dr oz garcinia cambogia model for future collaborations.” The pilot is expected to provide insight regarding impact on health outcomes, workplace productivity and the potential for reductions in medical costs. The program is projected to run through year-end 2014.
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