'We Don't Know What the Risks Are': GLP-1 Pill Boom Fuels Hundreds of Apps, but Research Is Lagging
Oral GLP-1 weight-loss pills are driving a health-tech boom, but research on their safe use is struggling to keep pace.
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OmniAb Announces Global Collaboration and License Agreement with Eli Lilly For New Ion Channel Program; OmniAb To Receive An Upfront Payment and Is Eligible To Receive Up to $370M In R&D and Commercial Milestone Payments
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