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Clinical: What does the current pipeline look like, from pre-clinical through to post-approval? What are the latest safety and efficacy data and how do they compare to competing candidates?
Commercial: What does current manufacturing capacity look like and how might anticipated demand impact future production efforts?
Regulatory: Are we seeing any shifts in drug pricing regulations or reimbursement policies? What is being done to control and prevent counterfeit or substandard medications from entering the market?
Health Economics and Disease Outcomes: What is the latest analysis and understanding around the wider economic impact of current anti-obesity drugs, and their role in reducing disease burden across other CVRM diseases?
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