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19 May 2025

Indian pharma catching up to Ozempic, Mounjaro demand

Forbes India explores how Indian pharma is rapidly entering the global GLP-1 race, while also raising concerns over widening access gaps in diabetes care, reflecting insights from the newly released report by the Access to Medicine Foundation.

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The article highlights how Indian pharmaceutical companies are rapidly positioning themselves in the fast-growing global market for GLP-1 drugs, driven by demand for both diabetes and obesity treatments. However, it also notes that despite rising demand and innovation, significant disparities in access to diabetes care persist, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where insulin and essential treatments are often unaffordable or unavailable. 

Claudia Martínez, Director of Research at the Access to Medicine Foundation, is quoted as saying: “As the demand for GLP-1 medications continues to rise, it’s crucial that pharma companies don’t lose sight of the need to continue to invest in and develop affordable, accessible treatments for other critical diseases, especially those that hit the poorest countries hardest,” says Martinez of Access to Medicine Foundation. 

 

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Foundation's new report narrows in on critical gaps in diabetes care faced by children and young people – identifying opportunities for pharma to scale access

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