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For the first time, the number of people using GLP-1 drugs exclusively for weight loss has surpassed those using them to manage diabetes, according to a new survey from Numerator – though the data analytics firm is not the first to report the trend

Six hundred veterans will participate in a new clinical trial to determine whether a popular prescription drug for diabetes and weight loss can treat alcohol use disorder, or AUD

Eli Lilly is expanding its partnership with service provider Resilience, with the pair committing $750 million to U.S. drug manufacturing capacity

dvm360: Before we dive in, what do you most want practitioners to take away from your session on SGLT2 inhibitors?

With National Diabetes Week occurring recently (July 12-18), Rural health charity Marathon Health says now is the perfect opportunity to raise awareness of diabetes mellitus, a chronic disease which currently affects almost two million Australians

Fat tissue is often viewed as something the body would be better off without. Scientists now know, however, that adipose tissue is an active and essential organ that supports many important processes, including energy storage, hormone production, and metabolic regulation

[Sportschosun Reporter Jang Jong-ho] A large population-based study has found that semaglutide, widely used to treat diabetes and obesity, may significantly reduce the risk of adult-onset seizures

Novo Nordisk (ISIN DK0060534915) remains one of the most closely watched large-cap healthcare names in Europe, with its shares linked to diabetes and obesity demand, revenue growth, and operating-profit trends. The current market setting is best read through the company’s latest reported numbers and its main investor relations channel, which still frames the stock around…

Wearable devices such as smartwatches are often used to monitor glucose at a glance. But by tracking physical activity, sleep quality, signs of stress, and other measures, they can monitor and encourage habits that can help improve diabetes management and overall health.