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Mounjaro leads to significantly more weight loss than Ozempic, study suggests

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved versions of tirzepatide and semaglutide to treat both type 2 diabetes and obesity.

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Pacienții care au primit Mounjaro au fost „mai susceptibili de a obține o pierdere în greutate de 5%, 10% sau 15% sau mai mult”, comparativ cu cei care au primit Ozempic, potrivit studiului publicat luni în revista JAMA. Iar acești pacienți care au primit Mounjaro „au înregistrat reduceri mai mari de greutate la 3, 6 și 12 luni”, adaugă studiul. În detaliu, pacienții care au primit Mounjaro au pierdut, de exemplu, în medie aproximativ 15% din gr…

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Most patients managed to lose 5% or more in weight after one year, but those who took the former were more likely to lose weight and achieved greater weight loss Patients who took the new drug Mounjaro, from Eli Lilly, achieved significantly greater weight loss than those who took Ozempic, from Novo Nordisk, a comparative study published this Monday showed. Researchers analyzed the electronic health records of more than 18,000 patients from the …

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Novo Nordisk's biggest competitor in the diabetes and weight loss market, the US pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly, has in...

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