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|Sr. No. |Particular |PAGE No. |
|1. |Declaration |i |
|2. |Certificate of Institute |ii |
|3. |Preface |iii |
|4. |Acknowledgements |iv |
|5. |Executive summary |v |
|Part 1 |General Information |2 |
|1.1 |About The Diabetes & Obesity Drug Sectors |6 |
|1.2 |1.2 Overview of World Market |8 |
|1.3 |Overview of Indian / Gujarat Market |13 |
|1.4 |Growth of the Company / industry / Sector |16 |
|2 |About Major Companies In The Diabetes & Obesity Drug |21 |
| |Sectors | |
|3 |Product Profile Diabetes & Obesity Drugs | |
| |a) International market diabetes & obesity drug list | |
| |b) India / Gujarat diabetes & obesity drugs list | |
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