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U.S. obesity drug prices are dropping due to competition, slowing prescription growth, and new federal pricing rules, challenging earlier market forecasts.
U.S. obesity drug prices are falling due to competition and generics, casting doubt on the $150 billion global market forecast by the 2030s, with analysts revising peak growth to 2035.
Despite strong initial demand for Wegovy and Zepbound, new prescriptions are growing slowly, driven by Novo Nordisk’s new pill.
Meanwhile, Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk report strong sales amid pricing pressures from Medicare copay agreements and federal pricing rules.
Patent expirations, rising biosimilar competition, and new federal pricing frameworks are reshaping the industry, pushing companies toward biologics and accelerating M&A activity.
Los precios de los medicamentos para la obesidad en Estados Unidos están cayendo debido a la competencia, la desaceleración del crecimiento de las recetas y las nuevas reglas federales de precios, desafiando las previsiones anteriores del mercado.