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Drug Middlemen Face a New Disclosure Rule. Employers May Finally See the Rebate Machinery

A drug's list price is visible. The path money takes between a manufacturer, pharmacy benefit manager, insurer, employer and pharmacy often is not. That...

Brazil Approved Five More GLP-1 Pens in One Day. Approval Is Not the Same as Access

Brazil's medicines regulator made a quiet but consequential move on October 29: it authorized five additional GLP-1 injection pens. Three are indicated for diabetes...

Lilly Sold $16 Billion of Mounjaro and Zepbound in a Quarter. The Price Story Is More Complicated

On October 29, Eli Lilly delivered a quarterly result that makes the obesity-drug market look less like a promising category and more like an...

The Employer GLP-1 Squeeze: Coverage Is Common, Confidence Is Not

The most consequential weight-loss decision in America may be made in a benefits meeting rather than a doctor's office. Employers are confronting a difficult...

Six Peptides, Ten Conditions: Washington Opens a Narrow Compounding Door

Washington has changed the legal weather around six closely watched peptides without making any of them an approved medicine. On October 28, 2026, the...

The Smart Ring Enters Obesity Care: Oura and UC San Diego Put Wearable Data on Trial

The next obesity-treatment experiment is not another injectable molecule. It is a test of whether clinicians can make better decisions when they can see...

GLP-1 Telehealth Is Entering Its Enforcement Era

The GLP-1 telehealth boom was never going to remain a frictionless internet growth story forever. For several years the formula looked almost absurdly simple: build...

A Patent Ruling Just Erased Half of Liquidia’s Value. Welcome to the Other Side of the Peptide Boom.

Biotech loves to tell a clean story about innovation. Discover a molecule. Prove it works. Get it approved. Help patients. Collect the reward. Then the...