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**Context:** Search confirmed from multiple sources: PMC/CVQO trends study, JAHA adoption study, Amgen press release data. The pattern is consistent across data sources and time periods.
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**Context:** Search confirmed from multiple sources: PMC/CVQO trends study, JAHA adoption study, Amgen press release data. The pattern is consistent across data sources and time periods.
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## Curator Notes
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## Curator Notes
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PRIMARY CONNECTION: [[Session 13 claim candidate: access-mediated pharmacological ceiling]]; GLP-1 access archives (India generic vs. US patent); OBBBA coverage loss
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PRIMARY CONNECTION: Session 13 claim candidate: access-mediated pharmacological ceiling; GLP-1 access archives (India generic vs. US patent); OBBBA coverage loss
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WHY ARCHIVED: Quantitative anchor for access-mediated ceiling hypothesis — converts the "probably <5%" estimate from Session 13 into a documented 1–2.5% figure with specific primary source
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WHY ARCHIVED: Quantitative anchor for access-mediated ceiling hypothesis — converts the "probably <5%" estimate from Session 13 into a documented 1–2.5% figure with specific primary source
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EXTRACTION HINT: Pair with SELECT trial CVD data and GLP-1 access barriers to build the complete "access-mediated pharmacological ceiling" claim. The pattern spans two drug generations (PCSK9 2015-2022, GLP-1 2024-present) — making it a structural pattern, not a one-time anomaly.
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EXTRACTION HINT: Pair with SELECT trial CVD data and GLP-1 access barriers to build the complete "access-mediated pharmacological ceiling" claim. The pattern spans two drug generations (PCSK9 2015-2022, GLP-1 2024-present) — making it a structural pattern, not a one-time anomaly.
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