India Is One of the World’s Most Obese Countries, But Few Indians Want GLP-1s @Bloomberg-News
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Cheaper weight-loss drugs were expected to take off in India. But despite GLP-1s costing as little as $14 a month, demand has been slower than expected. From stigma to hesitant doctors, Satviki Sanjay explains why price isn’t the only barrier.
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