Lilly's Marketing Strategy: Unveiling the New Name for Obesity Drug
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Eli Lilly has given its drug tirzepatide two different brand names, Zepbound for chronic weight management and Mounjaro for type 2 diabetes, indicating the company's intention to market both indications differently. The decision reflects the recognition that patients with diabetes and patients with obesity have different needs, allowing Lilly to provide tailored resources and tools for healthcare professionals and patients to start successfully on Zepbound.
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