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Novo Nordisk Shares Tumble as CAGRISEMA Falls Short of Weight Loss Goals

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On Monday, shares of Novo Nordisk experienced a decline following the announcement of clinical results for CAGRISEMA, a new weight loss medication. This innovative drug demonstrated efficacy in assisting adults grappling with obesity and type 2 diabetes, achieving an average weight loss of 15.7% after a treatment duration of 68 weeks.

By 11:22 am London time, the stock price of Novo Nordisk had dropped by 5.4%.

Novo Nordisk, known for its widely recognized weight management product Wigofi, had previously anticipated a 25% weight reduction in patients using CAGRISEMA. Notably, earlier clinical trials published in December indicated a weight loss of 22.7% among participants.

CAGRISEMA is currently under development as a treatment option for adults with obesity or excess weight and is also being explored as a potential therapy for individuals with type 2 diabetes. The company plans to submit an application for regulatory approval in the first quarter of 2026.

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