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Zyprexa Growth Strategy Includes Discussing Weight Gain With Doctors

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Marketing efforts include helping physicians manage weight gain associated with use of the antipsychotic and identify "appropriate" patients for Zyprexa therapy. Lilly estimates 30% of patients will gain "a lot of weight" while taking olanzapine.

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