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Novo Nordisk anunță reducere de 57% a riscului cardiovascular cu Wegovy

03 Sep 2025
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Elena Dumitrescu

Novo Nordisk anunță reducere de 57% a riscului cardiovascular cu Wegovy

Novo Nordisk a anunţat rezultate încurajatoare privind Wegovy: utilizarea continuă a semaglutidei a redus cu 57% riscul de infarct, accident vascular cerebral sau deces la persoanele obeze sau cu boli cardiovasculare, comparativ cu pacienţii trataţi cu tirzepatidă.

Datele provin dintr-un studiu observaţional, nu dintr-un test clinic randomizat, iar compania daneză atrage atenţia că aceste rezultate se adaugă dovezilor că beneficiile cardiace sunt specifice semaglutidei şi nu pot fi generalizate la alte tratamente GLP-1 sau GIP/GLP-1.

Anunţul a dus la o creştere de circa 3% a acţiunilor Novo Nordisk, în contextul unei perioade dificile pe piaţa americană, unde compania se confruntă cu scăderi de vânzări, concurenţa puternică a Eli Lilly şi presiuni pentru reducerea preţurilor şi relocare a producţiei în SUA.

Potrivit ziaruldeiasi.ro, în pofida succesului global al Wegovy şi Ozempic, acţiunile Novo Nordisk au pierdut peste 40% din valoare în 2025, iar prognozele economice ale Danemarcei au fost înjumătăţite din cauza declinului exporturilor farmaceutice şi a incertitudinilor privind politica comercială americană.

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