Appeals court reportedly upholds FDA decisions that GLP-1 shortages ended

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A law-firm summary dated September 10, 2026 reports that the Fifth Circuit upheld the FDA decisions that the semaglutide and tirzepatide shortages were over. The summary says compounders can no longer rely on the shortage exception for large-scale copies, while patient-specific compounding can continue when legal requirements are met.

Worth knowing: The Atlas has not read the court decision itself, which is unpublished, so treat this as a secondary report.

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Source: Clark Hill law-firm news item, September 10, 2026. Secondary summary of an unpublished court decision; the Atlas has not read the decision Trade press, secondary source.

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