However, early insults to the intestinal epithelium can have profound and lasting consequences, predisposing preterm infants to a range of long-term health issues, including an increased susceptibility to gastrointestinal disorders like necrotizing enterocolitis and meconium ileus, impaired growth, neurodevelopmental disorders, and chronic diseases 3,4,5
The molecule at issue is semaglutide in both cases, but branded Ozempic is FDA-approved and manufactured to that standard, whereas compounded semaglutide is prepared patient-specifically at a 503A pharmacy and is not FDA-approved in the same sense
The US and New Zealand are the only exceptions
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