Skovronsky says he expects them to be on pharmacy shelves within a "week or two." Transcript: JUANA SUMMERS, HOST: The Food and Drug Administration has approved another obesity pill, this time from Eli Lilly
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11 These findings underscore the potential of dual incretin agonism to achieve greater and more sustained weight reduction in individuals with obesity
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