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White House denies report on Trump's access to Eli Lilly obesity drug

The White House has refuted claims that President Trump accessed the retatrutide weight-loss drug via the FDA's compassionate use program. The drug, produced by Eli Lilly, is not currently approved by the FDA.

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The White House has refuted claims that President Trump accessed the retatrutide weight-loss drug via the FDA's compassionate use program. The drug, produced by Eli Lilly, is not currently approved by the FDA.

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White House bats down speculation that Trump got access to Eli Lilly obesity drug for ‘compassionate use’

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White House denies report on Trump's access to Eli Lilly obesity drug