Novo Nordisk aware of reports 10 people taking compounded weight-loss drug copies died
Novo Nordisk chief financial officer Karsten Munk Knudsen said on Wednesday the company was aware of reports of 10 deaths and 100 hospitalisations of people who had taken compounded copies of its weight-loss and diabetes drugs.
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People who are desperate to take Ozempic-like drugs are at 'risk,’ warns FDAThe rush for weight loss drugs like Wegovy and diabetes drugs like Ozempic (which is also used for weight loss) has drained ...
Compounded versions of semaglutide, the active ingredient in approved diabetes and obesity drugs Ozempic and Wegovy, have ...
The head of the company that makes the diabetes and obesity drugs Ozempic and Wegovy has warned that compounded versi ...
Following a disappointing earnings showing from Eli Lilly last week, Novo Nordisk’s latest report on the performance of its ...
Semaglutide, the scientific name for Novo’s GLP-1 diabetes drug Ozempic and obesity drug Wegovy, has been on the shortage ...
Wednesday’s update to the regulator’s drug shortage database is good news for Novo Nordisk, which has struggled to keep up ...
In October, it also asked the FDA to ban compounding pharmacies from making copycat versions of Wegovy and Ozempic, which it said were too complex for those manufacturers to produce safely.
Novo and Lilly said that even when a medication is available, patients may not always be able to immediately fill their ...
Novo Nordisk reported forecast-beating quarterly sales of its popular Wegovy weight-loss drug on Wednesday, sending its shares up nearly 9%.
Novo Nordisk reported mixed Q3 earnings, but GLP-1 drugs contributed to revenue strength. The company also adjusted its year-end outlook. Wall Street wasn't cheery about that.
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