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India Fat-Loss Drug Sales Slow After Early Spike From Generics

India Fat-Loss Drug Sales Slow After Early Spike From Generics
Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 08 July 2026, 07:41 UTC By Satviki Sanjay 1 min read
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India Fat-Loss Drug Sales Slow After Early Spike From Generics Growth in India’s obesity- and diabetes-drug market is losing steam just months after a surge triggered by the arrival of generic semaglutide products. Monthly sales of GLP-1 drugs rose just 2.3% in June, data from market research firm Pharmarack showed. That’s down from 12.1% growth in May and 58.4% in April.

India Fat-Loss Drug Sales Slow After Early Spike From Generics Growth in India’s obesity- and diabetes-drug market is losing steam just months after a surge triggered by the arrival of generic semaglutide products. Monthly sales of GLP-1 drugs rose just 2.3% in June, data from market research firm Pharmarack showed. That’s down from 12.1% growth in May and 58.4% in April.
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