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The American Diabetes Association was mired in controversy on Friday after several attendees were escorted out of the meeting by police for distributing a journal editorial criticizing the Trump administration's health policies. On Saturday, the ADA said the scientists (including the editorial's lead author) were removed because their actions violated conference policies, not because of the viewpoints expressed in the materials. You can read the editorial here. The confrontation was recorded by MedPage Today. |
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Elizabeth Cairns |
Senior Biopharma Journalist, Endpoints News
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by Elizabeth Cairns
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Boehringer Ingelheim’s obesity asset survodutide, which it licensed from Zealand Pharma, has shown high rates of discontinuations in its Phase 3 obesity study. In April... | |
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by Elizabeth Cairns
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The long-acting GLP-1 shot that was the centerpiece of Pfizer’s acquisition of Metsera last year looks effective in patients with both obesity and diabetes, according... | |
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by Elizabeth Cairns
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A daily incretin shot being developed by Roche has shown promise in type 1 diabetes — the form that is not generally believed to be... | |
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by Elizabeth Cairns
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Roche says it has one obesity drug with a potential best-in-class safety profile, and another with a similar shot at leading in efficacy. Combining them... | |
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Worldwide made. Thanks for reading.
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