Eli Lilly will soon release key data on its weight loss pill. Here's why it could be a game-changer

• Here’s why Ozempic maker’s new weight-loss drug isn’t good enough for investors

  New trial data showed CagriSema led to “superior” weight loss, but at a rate much less than original expectations of 25%.
  
  MarketWatch - Mar. 10

• Novo Nordisk shares fall 6.3% after latest trial results for its next-generation weight loss drug

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  CNBC - Mar. 10

• Healthy Returns: Novo Nordisk scoops up Chinese obesity drug to compete with Eli Lilly

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  Participants with type 2 diabetes had an average weight loss of 15.7 per cent after 68 weeks on CagriSema
  
  Financial Times - Mar. 10

• The market comeback continues — plus, a key catalyst is on the horizon for Eli Lilly

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  CNBC - 1d

• Why a weight-loss drug could become a geopolitical bargaining chip

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  Financial Times - 5d

• Roche takes big step in weight-loss field with $5.3 billion deal. Novo Nordisk shares fall.

  Swiss drugmaker Roche on Wednesday announced a major deal in the weight-loss category, agreeing to pay up to $5.3 billion to Zealand Pharma in a licensing and development deal.
  
  MarketWatch - Mar. 12

• Zepbound copycats remain online despite FDA ban

  Copycat versions of Eli Lilly's diabetes drug Mounjaro and obesity drug Zepbound were supposed to go away this week. They're still available on some websites.
  
  CNBC - 3d

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  ESPN - Mar. 14

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