the glp-1 decade.
how four molecules rewrote the drug industry, and what's next.
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"in 2017, no one had heard of semaglutide. by 2025, glp-1s were the best-selling drug class in human history."
- →the full lineage. exendin to retatrutide, with what each one fixed
- →why semaglutide cleared the field in 2021 and how lilly took the crown back in 2023
- →the triple-agonists that are about to reset the bar again
- →the compounding loophole, the FDA shutdown, and what it left behind
- →where each molecule sits now, and why the answer changes by use case
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on august 23, 2022, the FDA added Ozempic to its drug shortage list. by january 2023 european health ministers were rationing supply for diabetics because middle-aged americans wanted to lose 15 pounds before summer. that is the moment containment broke.
- 01the moment containment brokeintro
- 02the lineage: exendin to liraglutide1990s-2014
- 03semaglutide and the obesity rerating2017-2022
- 04tirzepatide and the dual-agonist upgrade2022-2024
- 05retatrutide and the triple-agonists2023-2026
- 06cagrisema, novo's response2024-2026
- 07the oral problem and orforglipron2025-2027
- 08the compounding loophole and its end2023-2026
- 09what's actually coming2026-2030
- 10the verdict: where each molecule landsmay 2026
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