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Ozempic Maker Novo Nordisk Lowers Growth Outlook

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Are "twins" the key to weight loss apps' success?

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Where the blockbuster weight loss drug market stands today — and what’s coming next

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Paying more for health insurance? Why weight-loss drugs may be driving up your premiums.

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