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What happens when insurance rejects prescribed care for hormone patients seeking GLP-1s
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“I don’t understand how if my doctor prescribes a medication, insurance can say, ‘actually, you don’t need it,’” Roberts told Straight Arrow.
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“Whether or not people can get access to it, it’s just such a lottery and it’s just really unfair,” she told Straight Arrow.
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