Eli Lilly’s experimental obesity drug shows over 11% weight loss in early trial
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Lilly’s experimental obesity drug shows promise in early study
By Madison Muller, Bloomberg News An experimental weight-loss drug from Eli Lilly & Co. helped patients lose weight with few side effects, according to the summary of a small study that suggests the company has another foothold in the obesity market. The drug, called eloralintide, helped some patients lose more than 11% of their body weight in three months, according to an abstract posted Friday ahead of the American Diabetes Association confere…
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Eli Lilly’s experimental obesity drug shows over 11% weight loss in early trial
(Reuters) -Eli Lilly’s experimental obesity drug, eloralintide, helped some patients lose 11.5% of their body weight at 12 weeks in an early-stage study, an investor note by brokerage Cantor Fitzgerald showed on Friday. The 12-week result was published in an abstract ahead of the American Diabetes Association conference in Chicago, the brokerage said. Cantor analyst Prakhar Agrawal said the data on eloralintide looked strong in terms of weight l…
Anti-obesity medication in trials of Eli Lilly, even Mounjaro's own pharmacies, had promising results in the first tests An experimental drug for weight loss of Eli Lilly, even Mounjaro's pharmaceutical, helped patients to cope with a few side effects, according to the summary of a small study published in the sixth-day prior to the conference of the American Association of Diabetes (ADA), in Chicago. The medicine, called loralintide, helped som…
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