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How GLP-1 Drugs and a Revamp Revived Ro’s Business

How GLP-1 Drugs and a Revamp Revived Ro’s Business
NYT Business Wednesday 11 November 2026, 13:15 UTC By Michael J. de la Merced 1 min read
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Business at Ro, a telehealth company, has soared since it revamped its operations and began offering GLP-1 treatments, some of which are promoted by the likes of Serena Williams.

Business at Ro, a telehealth company, has soared since it revamped its operations and began offering GLP-1 treatments, some of which are promoted by the likes of Serena Williams. [Image text:] O ro ro.co/nyc Se we8moss 31lbs Your Rx is ready! Reviewing Approed Rfied ro ro.co/nyc
Revamp Revived Ro’s Business Business at Ro (ORG) Serena Williams (PERSON)
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