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Lilly and Nimbus have been partnering for more than three years on developing a small molecule activator of a specific isoform of AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) to treat cardiometabolic diseases, under an up-to-$496 million partnership launched in 2022

Compounded tirzepatide remains accessible through licensed pathways where a clinician documents justification, though it differs legally and factually from FDA-approved Zepbound

The weight loss approval further establishes Eli Lilly as a formidable competitor to Novo Nordisk in the budding obesity drug market, which Wall Street analysts believe could grow to a $100 billion industry by 2030

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