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Novo Nordisk sues competitor Eli Lilly over misleading advertising

Novo Nordisk sues competitor Eli Lilly over misleading advertising

Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk has filed a lawsuit in the United States against its competitor Eli Lilly. The company alleges that Eli Lilly's advertisements for the weight-loss injection Zepbound and the diabetes medication Mounjaro are misleading.

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