Amgen CEO Discusses Weight Loss Drug Efficacy and Patient Persistence
CNBC TelevisionJanuary 13, 20262 min335 views
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- π‘ Amgen is developing a long-acting medicine for obesity and related conditions, potentially including type two diabetes.
- π― The drug is being studied as a once-monthly injection, with potential for less frequent use, including every 8 weeks and quarterly.
- π Encouraging data has been shown for quarterly use, suggesting multiple ways to win for patients in managing and maintaining weight loss.
Addressing Patient Persistence
- β οΈ A key challenge in the field is patient persistence, where individuals stop therapy, impacting long-term benefits.
- π Amgen's studies have shown impressive weight loss over 52 weeks and are investigating methods to help patients maintain weight loss over the long term.
- π¬ Research over 104 weeks aims to understand the appropriate dosing for weight loss maintenance and what encourages patients to stay on therapy.
- β The benefit of the drug is directly tied to continued use of the therapy.
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Obesity TreatmentWeight Loss DrugsAmgenGOP-1Long-Acting MedicineOnce-Monthly InjectionType Two DiabetesPatient PersistenceWeight Loss MaintenanceClinical Trials
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