Differences and risks between FDA-approved, compounded, and
counterfeit medications.

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Compounded Medications: Navigating Risks in Diabetes and Obesity
Treatments

Check out this month's new Diabetes Day by Day podcast episode!
Listen as we delve into a crucial topic that affects many:
understanding the differences between Food and Drug Administration
(FDA)-approved, compounded, and counterfeit medications.

Special guests this month:

*  Dr. Susan Kuchera, Clinical Assistant Professor of Family
and Community Medicine at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College of
Thomas Jefferson University and Program Director of the Family
Medicine Residency at Jefferson Health Abington
* Lisa Kessler, MS, CCC-SLP, Infant-Toddler Home-Based Pediatric
Speech-Language Pathologist

Key takeaways:

* The difference between FDA-approved, compounded, and counterfeit
medications
* Risks and concerns of compounded medications
* How FDA-approved medications stack up against compounded ones
* What to consider before using compounded medications

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