The price tag in the pharmacy is falling. In the grocery aisle, the rules are tightening. The Trump administration wants Americans slimmer from both ends of the checkout line: make weight-loss drugs cheap—as low as $149 a month for some doses—while letting states bar soda and candy from SNAP. It’s the same problem attacked two ways—the shot, and the shopping cart—and it could be the start of a quiet revolution in how America tackles obesity.
Common Knowledge
The populist pitch is simple: Deliver a headline price people can afford. "Those are going to be $150 out of pocket," President Donald Trump said of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs; the plan unveiled yesterday pairs that target with a cash-pay channel (initially around $350) and about $50 copays in Medicare for qualifying patients. Support

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