Novo Nordisk in $2b deal with Chinese firm for ‘triple-G’ obesity drug
HQ Team February 25, 2025: Novo Nordisk has inked a $2 billion licensing pact with United Laboratories International for the development, manufacturing and.
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HQ Team February 25, 2025: Novo Nordisk has inked a $2 billion licensing pact with United Laboratories International for the development, manufacturing and.
Bharti Jayshankar March 24, 2025: University of Gothenburg researchers have uncovered a silver lining for those who struggle to maintain weight loss. According.
HQ Team March 4, 2025: AbbVie Inc. will license a drug to treat obesity from Denmark’s Gurba A/S, a preclinical contract research services.
Eli Lilly and Company cut the prices of its weight-loss drug Zepbound, available in single-dose vials, in a bid to end compounding companies from.
Scientists have created an atlas of individual cells within the human brain region of the hypothalamus and identified new genes linked to obesity.
Obesity, as defined by the standard body mass index, is erroneous, and the condition should be split into two — pre-clinical and clinical,.
Novo Nordisk A/S, a Danish pharmaceutical company, has expanded its agreement with US-based Valo Health Inc., almost to double the number of drugs.
Eli Lilly and Company will invest $3 billion in the US to expand its manufacturing facility to meet a rise in demand for.
HQ Team November 15, 2024: Eli Lilly’s Phase III trial has yielded positive results from the SURMOUNT-1 study of tirzepatide (Zepbound and Mounjaro) for.
The global diabetic population has risen fourfold to 828 million during the last three decades, with more than a quarter living in India,.