Lilly’s Zepbound Cuts Risk of Diabetes | Bloomberg Intelligence

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Sam Fazeli, Bloomberg Intelligence, Director of Research for Global Industries and Senior Pharmaceuticals, discusses how Eli Lilly’s drug Zepbound, cuts the risk of diabetes. Craig Trudell, Bloomberg Global Autos Editor, discusses the European Union saying it plans to introduce an additional 9% tariff on Teslas imported from China. Dryden Pence, CIO at Pence Wealth Management, joins to discuss his outlook for the markets. Henri Pierre-Jacques, Co-founder & Managing Partner, at Harlem Capital Partners, discusses current investments in AI. Katerina Simonetti, Senior Vice President, Private Wealth Advisor of Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, discusses her outlook on the markets, investing.
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Re: Eli Lilly and those Tirzepatide results… it constantly amazes me that ppl are seemingly shocked (SHOCKED, I say!) that medications *stop working* once you stop taking them. 😯
This is now nearly all drugs work. Would you expect your hypertension meds to keep working if you stopped taking them? Your statins? Your aspirin? 🤷🏻
If you want a PERMANENT CURE to a chronic condition or disease, you’re usually talking gene therapy (or maybe antibiotics and antivirals vs certain illnesses)… and this is obviously not that.
So, why ppl keep tripping over this - “ZOMG! You mean the weight likely starts to come BACK if I stop taking it?!” 😱 - is beyond me.
Maybe the average person just does not understand how medications work. Or they’re victims of bogus/hyperbolic claims from the supplements or diet industry, that sometimes promise permanent ‘cures’. Who knows. 🤦