Body weight was measured at screening, randomization, and at regular intervals throughout the study (weeks 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, and 32)
Packaging and labeling dont always make the distinction obvious to a casual reader, and the terms get used loosely in conversation, online forums, and even some product listings
If blood tests show clearly low levels (thresholds vary by lab, but often below roughly 200 pg/mL) or there are signs of anemia, a provider may recommend weekly injections for the first several weeks as a correction or "rescue" phase
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It validates years of advocacy by clinical organizations arguing that compounding restrictions should be proportional to actual patient risk not applied uniformly across categories