The Economy of Slimming: How Weight Loss Drugs are Reshaping the Global Economy and Driving Drug Company Success

Weight-loss drugs are set to revolutionize the world

Obesity is a growing global problem, with over 1 billion people worldwide considered obese. As a result, the demand for drugs to address this condition is higher than ever. Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are two companies that have seen a surge in market value due to their innovative weight-loss medications.

Join hosts Alice Fulwood, Mike Bird, and Tom Lee-Devlin as they unpack how these drugs are not only benefiting drug companies financially but also reshaping the economy. They will be joined by experts such as The Economist’s Georgia Banjo, pharmaceuticals analyst Michael Nedelcovych, and John Cawley, a professor at Cornell University, who will provide expert insights on the topic.

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