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Irisin, the once much-hyped but controversial “exercise hormone” that researchers had hoped would be an effective obesity treatment, could make a comeback—this time in bone strengthening.
Anti-obesity drug Saxenda has been one of Novo Nordisk’s key growth drivers lately—and apparently, a Korean wholesaler noticed. The pharmaceutical middleman allegedly smuggled the popular drug into China, where it’s not yet approved.
Rhythm Pharma has additional data for its first-in-class obesity therapy setmelanotide—published in the prestigious journal Nature Medicine—showing that the drug’s effects can extend for over a year.