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Eli Lilly achieving significant gains in obesity results

Pharmaceutical Technology

Eli Lilly has achieved significant gains in the past quarter, leading to it becoming the most valuable pharmaceutical company in the world, with a market cap of $420bn, surpassing Johnson & Johnson. There have been several Phase III trials for Mounjaro, with SURMOUNT-1 demonstrating a weight loss of up to 22.5%

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Novo Nordisk launches recycling programme for pen injectors

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There’s no doubt that self-injection devices have transformed the lives of people with chronic diseases like diabetes, making it easier to receive treatment, whilst also reducing risks like contamination and inappropriate use of reusable devices. Unfortunately, they have also been far from sustainable.

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Gene therapy: a radical pharmaceutical revolution

European Pharmaceutical Review

billion by 2030. Pharmaceutical companies need to work closely with governments and health authorities to find innovative contracting and payment models, such as outcome-based agreements, which consider the clinical and economic value of the treatment to patients, healthcare systems and society. 1995; 270(5235): 475-480.

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Jab n Slim – Weight Loss in a Pen!

Fuld & Company Blog

The background of semaglutide Nearly 20 years ago the first glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1), a class of Type 2 diabetes drug that improves blood sugar, was launched, creating what is today a market worth nearly $30B. This market was estimated to be worth over $80 billion, in addition to the $30 billion diabetes market.

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Neurology remains key therapeutic area for Japan pharma majors: GlobalData

Express Pharma

In the APAC region, several factors contribute to the increasing prevalence of neurological disorders, including ageing populations, lifestyle changes, and the rising incidence of risk factors such as hypertension and diabetes.” To cater to the unmet need, a number of Japan pharma companies have launched key assets. per cent and 25.5