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Eli Lilly China

Eli Lilly China

City
Shanghai
Industry
Pharmaceuticals
Duration
0.5 days
Price
On request

Aboutthe company

Market position and key achievements

Eli Lilly China

Brief Description

Eli Lilly China — a division of the international pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly, one of the world's leading developers of medications for treating diabetes, oncological diseases, and autoimmune conditions. In China, the company actively invests in scientific research, clinical programs, and healthcare partnerships.

Main Products / Services and Key Markets

  • Medications for diabetes treatment
  • Innovative biopharmaceutical solutions
  • Medical research, clinical programs, educational initiatives
  • Key markets — medical institutions in China, pharmaceutical distributors, research centers

Year of Establishment, Scale, Presence

  • Eli Lilly founded in 1876
  • Present in China since the early 1990s
  • R&D centers, production facilities, medical hubs, and scientific programs throughout the country

What Makes Their Exhibition Hall / Activities Interesting

  • Demonstration of pharmaceutical solutions and innovations for diabetes therapy
  • Understanding the scientific foundation behind new medications
  • Overview of the company's strategies in prevention, control, and digital solutions for patients
  • Integration of science, clinical practice, and technology

Visitprogramme

What the visit includes

Visit Program

09:00–10:00 Visit to the Eli Lilly exhibition hall — overview of innovations, diabetes solutions and scientific approaches
10:00–11:30 Thematic presentation: Eli Lilly — solutions in diabetology — modern medications, scientific technologies, patient condition management

Note: The presented program is a brief introductory description.
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