Novo Nordisk is slashing the price of its blockbuster diabetes drug Ozempic for U.S. patients who self-pay or are uninsured.

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Novo Nordisk announced Monday that U.S. patients can now get a month's supply of Ozempic, the blockbuster diabetes drug, for ...

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(Reuters) -Novo Nordisk said on Monday it was offering its diabetes drug Ozempic for $499 per month to eligible cash-paying ...

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People who are prescribed Ozempic to treat type 2 diabetes, but whose insurance does not cover it, or who don’t have ...

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The string of negative updates from Novo Nordisk and positive news flow from the main competitor Eli Lilly has finally ended ...

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