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The Icelandic DNA Behind Amgen’s Hunt for the Next Ozempic

Bloomberg ·

Amgen's best chance at breaking into the high-stakes obesity drug market got its start in a basement at the University of Iceland Science Park in Reykjavík, in a freezer chilled to minus-13 degrees Fahrenheit. Bloomberg's Madison Muller explains. (Source: Bloomberg)

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