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Core Insights - Novo Nordisk's oral semaglutide failed to show significant efficacy in treating early symptomatic Alzheimer's disease in its Phase III trials, leading to a stock drop of over 10% [1][3] - This marks the first setback for semaglutide, a drug that has gained significant attention for various indications including diabetes and weight management [1][3] Company Summary - Novo Nordisk's recent clinical trials aimed to reduce cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients by at least 20%, but results showed no significant improvement in the primary endpoint, CDR-SB [3][4] - The company announced the termination of the one-year extension phase of the trials, with preliminary results to be presented at upcoming conferences in December 2025 and March 2026 [3][4] - Despite the failure in Alzheimer's treatment, semaglutide continues to benefit patients with type 2 diabetes and obesity, as highlighted by the company's Chief Scientific Officer [4][5] Industry Summary - The Alzheimer's disease (AD) treatment market is projected to exceed $60 billion globally by 2030, with significant growth expected in China [7] - Despite setbacks, many pharmaceutical companies are actively pursuing AD drug development, with over 140 drugs currently in clinical stages [8] - Notable approved therapies that have shown efficacy in slowing Alzheimer's progression include Lecanemab and Donanemab, which have demonstrated a 20-35% reduction in cognitive decline over 18 months [7][8]