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|Some patients dropped out of the trial early because they had lost so much weight.

Eli Lilly and Company says the highest doses of its next-generation weight loss drug helped patients lose an average of 28.7 percent of their body weight in a new study, significantly more than its popular Zepbound drug currently on the market.

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|Eli Lilly and Company says the highest doses of its next-generation weight loss drug helped patients lose an average of 28.7 percent of their body weight in a new study, significantly more than its popular Zepbound drug currently on the market.
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