"Ozempic Usage to Drive 1% GDP Growth, Warns Goldman Sachs"
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Goldman Sachs predicts that if 60 million Americans take GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic by 2028, the US GDP could grow by an additional 1%, attributing this to the economic costs of poor health on labor supply and productivity. The drugs have shown promise in improving health outcomes for patients with type 2 diabetes and obesity, potentially leading to significant spillover effects on the broader economy, including increased productivity and GDP growth in excess of current trends.
- The more Americans that take Ozempic, the faster the US economy will grow, Goldman Sachs says Yahoo Finance
- More Americans taking Ozempic will boost US economy growth outlook Business Insider
- Weight-loss drugs could boost US GDP by 1% in coming years, Goldman says Reuters
- Experts urge doctor oversight as access to weight-loss drugs becomes easier KFSN-TV
- Weight-loss drug use could boost GDP in US by 1%, says Goldman Sachs The Guardian US
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