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Luke Greenwalt of IQVIA on Obesity Drug Market | Asembia 2024

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In an interview before the Asembia meeting, Luke Greenwalt, MBA, vice president, market access for IQVIA, discussed the hot topic of the meeting — GLP-1s and the obesity market.

"Over the next five years we are going to see this space get super intense. We are going to see a lot of products comes in," Greenwalt said.

IQVIA is tracking 100 new possible drugs for obesity in development and that the global market could reach $100 billion, he said.

The obesity drugs could lead to more diagnoses of obesity-related health conditions and therefore more prescriptions to treat those conditions, Geenwalt added.

Over the long run, though, he noted the the GLP-1s and other obesity-related drugs could lessen demand for those treatments if people lose weight and therefore experience fewer diseases caused by obesity and being overweight.

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