Novo Nordisk to open new AI hub in UK for drug discovery
The new hub will be located in the King’s Cross Knowledge Quarter, London
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Positive opinion for Novo Nordisk’s Sogroya
Therapy has been developed for use among children and adolescents with growth hormone deficiency
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Novo Nordisk weight-loss drug available across NHS
NICE has recommended the use of semaglutide alongside a reduced-calorie diet and exercise
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Novo Nordisk’s icodec therapy delivers positive data
Data shows participants achieved greater treatment satisfaction when switching to icodec
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Novo Nordisk release results from haemophilia treatment study
Data shows a significant reduction in treated spontaneous and traumatic bleeds among haemophilia patients
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Novo Nordisk to build on heritage in rare blood disorders
New data will be released at the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis Congress
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Novo Nordisk’s weight loss drug semaglutide found to improve wellbeing
New results from a Phase IIIa study demonstrate benefits of drug for people with obesity ‘beyond weight loss’
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Novo Nordisk plans study of oral semaglutide in obesity
Study will include approximately 1,000 people with obesity or overweight with comorbidities
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FDA refuses Novo Nordisk’s once-weekly semaglutide
Company had been aiming for approval in type 2 diabetes
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Novo Nordisk invests in facility expansion at production site in Denmark
Production site in Måløv, Denmark manufactures products for oral diabetes treatment Rybelsus
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Novo Nordisk’s semaglutide cuts body weight in large-scale trial
Participants lost on average 14.9% of their baseline body weight
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Novo Nordisk’s Sogroya moves closer towards EU approval
CHMP recommended marketing authorisation for human growth hormone therapy
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