The FDA warned that GLP-1 drugs carry a potential risk for a rare but serious eye condition and required pharma companies to inform patients and doctors of the risk.
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El-Sayed on RFK Jr.'s to @AnilOza16:
"[I]t’s ironic to hear a guy who’s trafficked in eugenicist terms, who rejects science outright ... lecture voters about an Arab American scientist with two doctoral degrees who believes in science, like vaccines.”
Abdul El-Sayed has made headlines for his progressive politics and stance on Israel. But some supporters consider his public health background critical.
Missouri attorney general warned Eli Lilly to discontinue requiring hospitals to provide claims data to receive discounted medicines under 340B program
Eli Lilly announced that its investigational drug retatrutide was more effective at lowering blood sugar and cutting weight than Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic in a large diabetes study.
New investigation from @statnews:
Epic's control over access to hospitals' health data means that it is picking and choosing winners in health tech and AI, and can throttle access to those it deems unworthy, or competitive with its own products.
In a large diabetes study, Eli Lilly's investigational drug retatrutide was more effective at lowering blood sugar and cutting weight than Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic.
However, questions remain about long-term safety. More details here:
After years of steep increases, especially amid the pandemic, U.S. overdose deaths decreased 27% in 2024, and preliminary data from 2025 show another meaningful drop.
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In a letter, 12-year-old Brecken urged Novartis to make the Duchenne therapy he received available to patients like his friend Yannick:
"It is getting hard for him to throw the ball for his dog Rosie and drink a glass of water. This makes me sad."