
drug:wegovy
Wegovy in pill form is coming
Novo Nordisk is producing a pill form of Wegovy -- the only pill to be FDA approved (if/when it is) for weight loss.
drug:wegovy
Novo Nordisk is producing a pill form of Wegovy -- the only pill to be FDA approved (if/when it is) for weight loss.
drug:nimacimab
Nimacimab delivers excellent results and explores a new path: drugs meant to be taken *with* other GLP1s.
company:eli-lilly
Eli Lilly sues many compounding-related companies in an effort to clear the market of compounded GLP1.
company:pfizer
Amid heavy competition in GLP1 development, Pfizer gives up on the promise of Danuglipron, citing issues with liver related side-effects.
drug:mounjaro
Eli Lilly's Mounjaro launches in India
category:news
Eli Lilly's new drug oral GLP1 Orforglipron delivers fantastic results in phase 3 trial -- 7.6% weight loss for just a pill!
politics
Trump administration revokes the planned Medicare Part D coverage for anti-obesity GLP1 drugs.
Trump announces soon-to-be tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, we dig into how much Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly could be affected.
GLP1 implants that are administered once or twice a year and deliver consistent Semaglutide, powered by Vivani Medical's NanoPortal technology.
Hims changes to selling branded Tirzepatide along with the Liraglutide generic on their telehealth platform, after the shortage ends.
Walk farther with GLP1s -- results from the STRIDE study show Semaglutide effective for treating Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)
Novo Nordisk licenses the right to sell a new GLP1 being developed in China -- 15% weight loss in 12 weeks (in an admittedly small study).
Novo Nordisk makes available cheaper Wegovy, via it's savings plan, purchasable at local pharmacies.
Viking secures a manufacturing alliance with CordenPharma, promising "metric tons" of production of VK2735
We dive into BRP, a possible new future for GLP1-like formulation that could be even more beneficial without the downsides.
Hims announces it will stop providing compounded Semaglutide, after removal from the FDA shortage list.
It happened sooner than we expected -- the FDA has announced Semaglutide shortage resolution, removing it from the shortage list.
We explore GLP1 medical tourism, supply issues, and adoption of generic GLP1 Receptor Agonists in Mexico.
We think the GLP1 shortage is going to end in the first half of 2025. Here's why.