
Novo Nordisk's CagriSema optimism collides with an investor trust crisis
CEO Mike Doustdar touts a timely FDA approval for CagriSema, but an 8% stock slide shows confidence is the harder thing to manufacture.

CEO Mike Doustdar touts a timely FDA approval for CagriSema, but an 8% stock slide shows confidence is the harder thing to manufacture.

A repurposed asthma compound and a UConn-patented candidate spotlight the gut-liver axis, as GLP-1 obesity drugs win fatty liver approvals in India and China

As courts weigh claims against Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly, scant safety data leaves doctors, patients and juries unable to say how often serious harm occurs.

Small-molecule medicines averaged 6.9 patents apiece by 2019, up from 2.1 in 1990, fueling calls on Capitol Hill to rein in Big Pharma's monopolies.

New mouse research suggests Mounjaro and Zepbound do more than suppress appetite, while consumer coverage focuses on distinguishing the two brands.

Heidi Overton affirmed that the MMR vaccine and mifepristone are safe, but spent nearly two hours refusing to answer harder questions about pushback and birth control.

Nearly 1 in 6 young patients on Ozempic, Saxenda and similar drugs developed a deficiency within a year—even as other research flags brain risks.

Semaglutide improved memory, muscle function and blood sugar in older mice—and its benefits exceeded those of calorie restriction alone, prompting human trials.

Real-world study shows GLP-1 medications may cut asthma attacks by 40% and COPD exacerbations by 20%, expanding their potential reach beyond diabetes and weight loss.

Swedish study of 15,000 patients finds semaglutide linked to 21% fewer psychiatric admissions; psychiatrists and lawsuits highlight mental health risk concerns.