ByDanielle Chemtob,
Forbes Staff
andForbes Daily,
Forbes Staff.
Americans will soon get a reprieve on the sky-high cost of some weight loss drugs thanks to a deal President Donald Trump announced Thursday.
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ByDanielle Chemtob,
Forbes Staff
andForbes Daily,
Forbes Staff.
Americans will soon get a reprieve on the sky-high cost of some weight loss drugs thanks to a deal President Donald Trump announced Thursday.

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The deal also means Medicare will start covering obesity drugs for some patients for the first time beginning next year.

US President Donald Trump announces agreements with drug makers Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk.

The pharmaceutical giant and Novo Nordisk said they would lower the prices of their popular weight loss drugs to expand access.