Ozempic compounding ban no ‘knee-jerk’ reaction


Department defends recommendation to ban the compounding of semaglutide and tirepatide medications  Moves to prohibit pharmacists from compounding replicas of Ozempic (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirepatide) were not a “knee-jerk response” to a story by the ABC, a Department of Health and Aged Care official says.  Speaking during a Senate Estimates hearing earlier this month (5

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