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Novo Nordisk Phases Out Rybelsus for Oral Ozempic Pill as Generic Semaglutide Hits Canada

Jun 19, 2026

Novo Nordisk is phasing out Rybelsus and introducing a newer oral semaglutide formulation as the Ozempic pill, which requires a new prescription and lower doses. Generic semaglutide from Dr. Reddy's and Apotex is entering Canada, prompting Novo Nordisk to cut Ozempic prices for some patients without coverage. GoodRx and Novo Nordisk also launched self-pay pricing for oral Ozempic starting at $149 per month.

China Rises as Pharma R&D Powerhouse While India Pushes Innovation

Aug 07, 2026

China has become the dominant source of external drug innovation, with pharma licensing deals reaching $135.7 billion in 2025 and China developing 30% of the world's new innovative drugs. Meanwhile, India is expanding AI use in drug discovery and strengthening its CRDMO and IP infrastructure, though investment gaps persist.

FDA Approves First-in-Class Oral Antibiotic Nuzolvence for Gonorrhea

Jul 27, 2026

The U.S. FDA approved Nuzolvence (zoliflodacin), a single-dose oral treatment for uncomplicated urogenital gonorrhea, based on a non-inferiority Phase 3 trial. Thailand also authorized the drug under the brand Nuzolvance, expanding access in low- and middle-income countries.

Multiple Companies Launch Semaglutide Versions in India Following Patent Expiry

Mar 31, 2026

Multiple Indian pharmaceutical companies including Zydus, Glenmark, Dr. Reddy's, and Alkem have launched semaglutide versions following patent expiry, dramatically reducing prices and expanding access. Companies are competing on both price and innovative delivery systems, with monthly therapy costs now ranging from Rs 1,300 to Rs 4,200. This development could significantly impact diabetes and obesity treatment in India, where over 100 million people live with diabetes.

Indian Generic Semaglutide Launches Follow Novo Nordisk Patent Expiry

Mar 24, 2026

Seven Indian pharmaceutical companies have launched generic semaglutide drugs at prices 70-80% lower than Novo Nordisk's Ozempic following patent expiration. Novo Nordisk has cut prices by 37% to maintain market share as competition intensifies in India's growing weight-loss drug market.