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    Game changer: California launches $11 state brand to slash Diabetes costs

    California is set to launch its own low cost insulin under the CalRx beginning from January 1, 2026, representing a major step in the state’s attempt to minimize prescription drug prices. Partnering with nonprofit Civica and Biocon Biologics, the program will sell insulin pens at $11 each or $55 per five-pack, no prescription needed. Governor Gavin Newsom stated it as “access on the basis of affordability.”

    Biocon Biologics expands collaboration with Civica to supply affordable insulin in US

    Biocon Biologics is expanding its partnership with Civica. This new agreement will bring affordable Insulin Glargine to patients in the United States. Biocon Biologics will manufacture the insulin. Civica will then distribute and sell it under its own label. This move aims to improve access to essential diabetes medication for more people.

    Lilly's weight-loss pill shows better blood sugar control in late-stage trials

    Eli Lilly's experimental oral weight-loss drug, orforglipron, demonstrated superior blood sugar control in diabetic patients across two late-stage trials. The drug, designed to mimic the GLP-1 hormone, showed significant A1C reductions and weight loss, potentially setting a new standard of care for type 2 diabetes.

    Biocon sees GLP-1 weight-loss therapy as a future growth driver

    Biocon will strengthen its insulin business while advancing in GLP-1 therapies, with semaglutide in Phase-III trials and a planned 2027 India launch. CEO Shreehas Tambe said both portfolios are complementary. Biocon aims to leverage its insulin experience for GLP-1 success, following US FDA approval for insulin aspart and India approval for liraglutide. External risks remain a key concern.

    Biocon shares surge 3% as subsidiary obtains USFDA approval for diabetes drug

    Biocon share price jumped after its subsidiary Biocon Biologics received USFDA approval for Kirsty, a rapid-acting insulin biosimilar. This makes it the first interchangeable version of NovoLog in the U.S., expanding Biocon’s insulin portfolio amid a growing diabetes burden in the country.

    Eris Lifesciences enters licensing deal with Biocon for insulin glargine

    The launch of long acting insulin glargine will help Eris to fill the gap in its insulin portfolio. Eris derives more than half of its revenues from cardio-metabolic therapeutic segment, and has adopted a “Full Service” approach to diabetes management with a comprehensive range of oral anti-diabetics, insulins, and glucose testing devices.

    The Economic Times
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