02 · Clinical Findings
India brings Wegovy into the fatty-liver conversation
An approval for MASH turns Wegovy into a broader metabolic-disease story, with access and evidence questions still visible.

India cleared Wegovy’s 2.4 mg semaglutide injection for MASH, placing an obesity medicine inside a fatty-liver treatment conversation in that market.
MASH is a form of fatty-liver disease that can involve inflammation and liver damage, but this regulatory decision does not settle how the medicine will be used or covered elsewhere.
The next useful evidence is how this indication is adopted in practice and whether regulators in other markets take parallel action.
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