Approximately 11% of United States adults have used a GLP-1 receptor agonist medication.
"Currently around about 11% of US adults, 29 million Americans ever used a GLP-1, 15%." (said at 1:42:52)
No peer-reviewed records indexed in PubMed containing the specific national prevalence figure (approximately 11% to 12% of US adults reporting ever using a GLP-1 receptor agonist) were located among the fetched abstracts. The cited statistic originates from national public opinion polling (such as the May 2024 Kaiser Family Foundation Health Tracking Poll, which found approximately 12% of US adults had ever taken a GLP-1 drug), but because these survey data are primarily published in survey reports rather than peer-reviewed indexed abstracts retrieved here, the claim remains unverified in this search. This does not mean the statistic is false.