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Five Trends That Will Shape the Future of Obesity Care in India: Ajanta Pharma Shares Its Perspective on the Next Decade of Metabolic Health

The Hindu BusinessLine

The Hindu BusinessLine

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July 9, 2026

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Five Trends That Will Shape the Future of Obesity Care in India: Ajanta Pharma Shares Its Perspective on the Next Decade of Metabolic Health

Five Trends That Will Shape the Future of Obesity Care in India: Ajanta Pharma Shares Its Perspective on the Next Decade of Metabolic Health

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Sweden Herald

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· Jul 6, 2026

Study: Combined medication and lifestyle changes work best for children with obesity

Study: Combined medication and lifestyle changes work best for children with obesity

Economic Times

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· Jun 23, 2026

Biosimilars and innovation will drive Indian pharma's next growth phase: Vishal Manchanda

India's pharmaceutical sector is pivoting beyond generics, with companies aggressively pursuing growth in biosimilars, nutraceuticals, and consumer healthcare. While US FDA approvals for complex generics remain a challenge, innovation and contract manufacturing offer significant future profit pools. Experts anticipate biosimilars could generate substantial revenue, and despite a slow start, GLP-1 drugs show long-term promise. Sun Pharma is highlighted as a preferred domestic investment.

Seeking Alpha

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· Jun 23, 2026

Healthcare's Quiet Comeback: Innovation, Obesity Drugs And New Opportunities

Healthcare's Quiet Comeback: Innovation, Obesity Drugs And New Opportunities

The Hindu BusinessLine

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· Jul 2, 2026

Our goal is to bring innovation faster to India: AstraZeneca India-chief

AstraZeneca is focused broadly on oncology (increasingly our largest segment globally and in India); biopharmaceuticals (cardiovascular, renal, respiratory, immunology, and vaccines); and rare diseases.

Utusan Malaysia

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· Jun 23, 2026

Akses perlindungan kesihatan digital lebih mudah dengan Kaotim MediKad

KOS rawatan kesihatan yang semakin meningkat ketika ini membuatkan ramai mula memberi perhatian terhadap kepentingan perlindungan perubatan, khusus­nya pelan yang lebih mudah di­akses dan tidak membebankan komitmen bulanan. Seiring perubahan gaya hidup digital, Kaotim MediKad di­per­kenalkan oleh Syarikat Ta­ka­ful Malaysia Keluarga Berhad (Ta­kaful Malaysia) sebagai pilihan perlindungan perubatan yang lebih ringkas, pantas dan mesra pengguna. Pelan ... Read more The post Akses perlindungan kesihatan digital lebih mudah dengan Kaotim MediKad appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Business Today

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· Jul 9, 2026

Diabetes care gets easier: Novo Nordisk launches once-weekly insulin at ₹261 a week

India becomes seventh market for Awiqli as drugmaker targets delays in insulin initiation among people with diabetes.

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Related coverage for "Five Trends That Will Shape the Future of Obesity Care in India: Ajanta Pharma Shares Its Perspective on the Next Decade of Metabolic Health": Sweden Herald — Study: Combined medication and lifestyle changes work best for children with obesity. Economic Times — Biosimilars and innovation will drive Indian pharma's next growth phase: Vishal Manchanda . Seeking Alpha — Healthcare's Quiet Comeback: Innovation, Obesity Drugs And New Opportunities. The Hindu BusinessLine — Our goal is to bring innovation faster to India: AstraZeneca India-chief. Utusan Malaysia — Akses perlindungan kesihatan digital lebih mudah dengan Kaotim MediKad. Business Today — Diabetes care gets easier: Novo Nordisk launches once-weekly insulin at ₹261 a week