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White House Proposes Big Expansion of Medicare, Medicaid Coverage of Obesity Drugs
Will weight loss drugs be included in the US medical insurance, becoming the strongest "roadblock" for the Trump team?
The "Dual Weight Loss Champions" led the significant rise.
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Eli Lilly and Co (LLY.US) cancels double injections, brewing super BD for muscle gain and fat loss.
GLP-1 dual heroes Semaglutide and Tirzepatide, the total sales in 2024 will exceed $40 billion, leading to a huge demand in the muscle-building drug market.
U.S. stocks closed: The Dow and S&P reached all-time highs, while general motors plunged nearly 9%.
① Most technology giants rose, only Tesla fell; ② Eli Lilly and Co rose by 4.5%, as Biden proposed health insurance coverage for weight loss drugs; ③ The Chinese concept stock Jinlong Index fell by 0.8%, Nio fell by 7.7%; ④ Apple proposed to increase investment by 0.1 billion US dollars to seek to lift the sales ban, but was rejected by the Indonesian government.
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Novo and Lilly Surge as Amgen Stumbles in Competitive Weight-Loss Market
Amgen's weight loss drug has a remarkable 20% reduction effect, but with high side effects, causing the stock price to plummet by 12.3% at one point!
Although the weight loss effect of amgen's MariTide drug met expectations, the high side effects, lower than eli lilly and co's Zepbound, and the trial results falling below Wall Street's high expectations, led to amgen's stock price plunging over 12.3% on Tuesday, far behind eli lilly and co and novo-nordisk a/s, which benefited from the Biden policy rise at the same time. In a one-year trial, MariTide helped non-diabetic patients lose up to 20% of their weight, comparable to the maximum dose effect of eli lilly's Zepbound. However, the side effects are significant, with about 11% of patients dropping out of the trial due to side effects, higher than eli lilly's 7%.
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The Biden administration has proposed covering weight loss medications under Medicare, while Trump's team may become the biggest obstacle.
①The Biden administration has proposed expanding the coverage of federal medical care and medical subsidies to include weight loss drugs; ②The White House claims that these drugs can prevent type 2 diabetes, lower the risk of cardiovascular diseases such as heart disease, but currently they are too expensive for Americans. ③This proposal may be blocked by the Trump administration taking office next year, as Senator Kennedy opposes weight loss drugs.
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U.S. stock market anomaly | Weight loss drug concept stocks are generally up, Eli Lilly (LLY.US) up more than 4%.
On Tuesday, stocks related to weight loss drugs initially rose broadly, with eli lilly and co (LLY.US) up over 4%, scpharmaceuticals (GPCR.US) up over 2%, and novo-nordisk a/s (NVO.US) up over 2%.
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Amgen (AMGN.US) released mid-term data on the weight loss therapy MariTide, showing weight loss effects comparable to Novo Nordisk.
Amgen announced on Tuesday that its experimental weight loss therapy MariTide achieved significant results in Phase 2 trials.
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