Eli Lilly's Tirzepatide shows reductions in blood sugar levels and weight
Drug candidate Tirzepatide for treating type II diabetes has shown significant reductions in average long-term blood glucose levels, A1C, and body weight, according to new Eli Lilly data.
BY CHRISTOPHER DUE KARLSSON, TRANSLATED BY NIELSINE NIELSEN
New data from US pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly shows significant reduction in long-term blood sugar levels, A1C, and the body weights of patients when using the firm's drug candidate Tirzepatide's highest dose at 15 mg, according to an Eli Lilly press release on Wednesday.
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