Lilly Is Growing Its Next Crop Of Blockbusters

The pharma is digging deeper with early- and mid-stage R&D in age-related neurodegeneration, diabetes/obesity and other priority areas.

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Lilly's R&D efforts focus on four key therapeutic areas

Eli Lilly and Company is counting on five key near-term approvals for organic growth, and offered investors a deep dive into those programs during a 15 December financial guidance and R&D overview, as well as highlighting how its focus on certain core disease areas is resulting in a robust mid- and early-stage pipeline.

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