Despite the ubiquity of GLP-1s, only a small percentage of people are currently using them, according to a new report from Reach3 Insights.
The top fitness industry trade organizations in the U.S., U.K. and Australia, among others, say GLP‑1s must be embedded in integrated care models that prioritize exercise and nutrition.
eMed, which named Brady as its chief wellness officer earlier this year, offers GLP-1s, at-home blood testing and clinical consultations.
Software giant's Daxko's new Elevate Wellness program helps gyms and clubs link members with licensed telehealth providers to offer GLP-1s and other services.
According to a report from Inspire360, 17 fitness operators now have some form of a GLP-1 program, including Planet Fitness, Life Time and Equinox.
New York Sports Club (NYSC) is tapping into the booming gym-as-a-clinic movement through a new partnership with digital health platform Thrive.
Hims & Hers and Novo Nordisk are partners again, just weeks after Novo sued the telehealth giant for selling compounded GLP-1s.
A new survey reveals which supplements, medicines and lifestyle interventions doctors personally use — from vitamin D to routines costing over $1,000 per month.
UFC GYM and NexGen MD Scientific are launching in-club longevity clinics, giving members access to GLP-1s and peptides.
Hims & Hers is planting its flag in new overseas markets; on U.S. soil, it's navigating a GLP-1s fight against Big Pharma's branded blockbusters.
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