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The first generic weight loss drug has hit SA — will it be enough to kill the black market?

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By Tanya Pampalone, Mia Malan Verified, Anna-Maria Van Niekerk, Anna-Maria van Niekerk
| Daily Maverick Verified
BHEKISISA South Africa’s first generic semaglutide injection arrived in August, with many more expected. More competition should push down the price of blockbuster GLP-1 drugs – but will they become cheap enough to stamp out a booming black market and reach the public-sector patients who need them? South Africa’s first generic semaglutide injection arrived in August.
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South Africa: The First Generic Weight Loss Drug Hit South Africa In August - With Many Expected To Follow. Will It Be Enough To Kill The Black Market?

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By Tanya Pampalone, Mia Malan Verified, Anna-Maria Van Niekerk, Anna-Maria van Niekerk
| AllAfrica
The first generic weight loss drug hit SA in August — with many expected to follow. Will it be enough to kill the black market? South Africa's first generic semaglutide injection arrived in August, with many more expected. More competition should push down the price of blockbuster GLP-1 drugs — but will they become cheap enough to stamp out a booming black market and reach the public-sector patients who need them?
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Mia Malan | Aids is no longer exceptional. What happens now?

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By Mia Malan Verified
| News24 Verified
For decades, Aids was treated as exceptional – and the money, activism, science and political attention followed. At the International Aids Conference in Rio, it was clear: that era is ending. Mia Malan asks what the HIV movement – and its many conferences – should become next. Standing there, on a street corner in a famous favela, flanked by three policemen huddled together, speaking Portuguese, I realised the feeling was oddly familiar. Dread hung in the air.
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