UK’s NICE Rejects Use Of Orexigen’s Mysimba For Obesity
Executive Summary
Consilient, which markets Orexigen’s obesity drug Mysimba in the UK and Ireland, says it is “extremely disappointed” by NICE’s decision to reject the product for use on the NHS. NICE said it had concerns over the drug’s long-term effectiveness and its ability to offer value to the health service.
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