Type 2 - Connect

What recent information does DA Australia have re the cause of  Ozempic shortage please? I understood the shortage was resolving but recent comments by some forum members encouraged me to check again and TGA yesterday had a statement online about increasing concerns about availability. Is it the case that some doctors are still prescribing it for weight loss patients ? There must be more information that could be given to users/ doctors apart from short statements from the TGA about the shortage, with no reasons given. It seems now there will be poor supply for T2 Diabetes patients until the end of June  2023. 

What recent information does DA Australia have re the cause of  Ozempic shortage please? I understood the shortage was resolving but recent comments by some forum members encouraged me to check again and TGA yesterday had a statement online about increasing concerns about availability. Is it the case that some doctors are still prescribing it for weight loss patients ? There must be more information that could be given to users/ doctors apart from short statements from the TGA about the shortage, with no reasons given. It seems now there will be poor supply for T2 Diabetes patients until the end of June  2023. 

With all due respect the reasons for the shortage are well known (weight loss industry greed) and to my knowledge there has been no indication that it is resolving, at least in the short term.
The TGA's medicine shortages website https://apps.tga.gov.au/prod/MSI/search has only ever gone  outwards.
You need to remember that this shortage is worldwide. No-one is victimising Australia. And increasing supply is far more complex than many people think. I understand that the company which supplies Nordisk's injection pens have their own production problems.

What recent information does DA Australia have re the cause of  Ozempic shortage please? I understood the shortage was resolving but recent comments by some forum members encouraged me to check again and TGA yesterday had a statement online about increasing concerns about availability. Is it the case that some doctors are still prescribing it for weight loss patients ? There must be more information that could be given to users/ doctors apart from short statements from the TGA about the shortage, with no reasons given. It seems now there will be poor supply for T2 Diabetes patients until the end of June  2023. 

With all due respect the reasons for the shortage are well known (weight loss industry greed) and to my knowledge there has been no indication that it is resolving, at least in the short term.
The TGA's medicine shortages website https://apps.tga.gov.au/prod/MSI/search has only ever gone  outwards.
You need to remember that this shortage is worldwide. No-one is victimising Australia. And increasing supply is far more complex than many people think. I understand that the company which supplies Nordisk's injection pens have their own production problems.

What recent information does DA Australia have re the cause of  Ozempic shortage please? I understood the shortage was resolving but recent comments by some forum members encouraged me to check again and TGA yesterday had a statement online about increasing concerns about availability. Is it the case that some doctors are still prescribing it for weight loss patients ? There must be more information that could be given to users/ doctors apart from short statements from the TGA about the shortage, with no reasons given. It seems now there will be poor supply for T2 Diabetes patients until the end of June  2023. 

What recent information does DA Australia have re the cause of  Ozempic shortage please? I understood the shortage was resolving but recent comments by some forum members encouraged me to check again and TGA yesterday had a statement online about increasing concerns about availability. Is it the case that some doctors are still prescribing it for weight loss patients ? There must be more information that could be given to users/ doctors apart from short statements from the TGA about the shortage, with no reasons given. It seems now there will be poor supply for T2 Diabetes patients until the end of June  2023.