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The alli Report - 2006 News Archive
 

Indexed below are all of the reports that appeared during 2006 on the new non-prescription version of Xenical (orlistat), which is being marketed as alli.

The alli Report, updated daily, provides the latest news and reviews related to alli so those waiting eagerly for an over-the-counter anti-obesity drug approved by the FDA will have the latest information.

  alli News for December 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  Why No FDA Action on Diet Pill alli (low-dose Xenical)?
  alli News for November 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  Australia Orders TV Ad for O-T-C Xenical Pulled for Breaching Ad Code
Survey: Twice as Many U.S. Dieters Use Supplements as Prescription Drugs
Diet Drug Acomplia Seen on Slow FDA Track for Approval Decision
  alli News for October 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  What's the FDA Holdup on Diet Pill alli (O-T-C Xenical)?
More Promising Results Reported for Experimental Diet Drug Qnexa
Experimental Diet Drug Contrave Seen Promising in Small Phase III Trial
  alli News for September 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  Study: O-T-C Strength Orlistat (alli) Produces Weight Loss, Other Benefits
Study: Diet Drug Xenical (Orlistat) Aids Glucose Control in Diabetics
Study: Xenical (Orlistat) Helps Obese Teens and Preteens Lose Weight
  alli News for August 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  FDA Ban on Diet Pills Containing Ephedra Reinstated by Appeals Court
Rimonabant Safety for Obese Individuals With Mild Depression Questioned
Sanofi 'Hopeful,' But U.S. Outlook for Diet Drug Acomplia Remains Cloudy
  alli News for July 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  How Much Room Does Price of Acomplia Leave for alli (Low-Dose Xenica)?
Diet Pill Meridia Helps Very Obese Young Teens Lose Weight in Trial
Acomplia May Help Prevent Weight Gain Common to Antidepressants
  alli News for June 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  Diet Pill Acomplia on Sale for Just Over $100 per Month in Britain
Diet Drug Xenical Under Renewed Attack by Consumer Advocates
Pfizer Licenses Promising Diet Drug in Early Trials From Bayer
  alli News for May 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  No Early FDA Action on Diet Pill Acomplia Now Seems Likely
Wyeth Moves Step Closer to Final Resolution of "Fen-Phen" Claims
Promising Early Results Reported for Experimental Diet Drug Qnexa
  alli News for April 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  Glaxo Launches Weight-Loss Website Prior to FDA Action on alli
FDA Finds Low-Dose Xenical (alli) "Approvable" for Over-the-Counter Sale
Sanofi Hints It Also Seeks Approval of Acomplia for 'Metabolic Disorders'
  alli News for March 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  Harvard Researchers Say FDA Approval of alli (O-T-C Orlistat) Is Uncertain
European Commission Warns Fake Acomplia Is Being Sold on Internet
Hopes for Early FDA Action on Acomplia Dim as FDA Panel Scrubs Meeting
  alli News for February 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  Old Acomplia Study Creates New Excitement When Reported in JAMA
Indian Pharma Reports Early Progress on Drug That Works Like Acomplia
Sanofi: Acomplia Could Be on Market by June 30th With Feb. OK from FDA
New Acomplia Trial Announced, But Enrollment Said Amost Completed
  alli News for January 2006 -- News About Half-Strength Xenical
  Sanofi Expresses Confidence Acomplia Will Be on the U.S. Market Soon
Researchers See Expected FDA Approval of alli as Good News for Dieters
FDA Advisory Panels Back Over-the-Counter Sale of Low-Dose Xenical
FDA Raises Warning Flags on Over-the-Counter Sale of Low-Dose Xenical
Article Calls on FDA to Limit Acomplia to Those "Who Need It to Survive"
Report: Acomplia Could Be Approved by FDA 'As Early as Next Month'
Report: Acomplia Still Must Overcome "Skepticism About Its Side Effects"

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