Adobe stock photos - Dzmitry Semaglutide (Ozempic®) and Tirzepatide (Mounjaro®) not only promote weight loss but also significantly reduce the risk of major cardiovascular events in patients with type 2 diabetes. Real-world evidence from the Technical University of Munich and Harvard Medical School shows up to 18% lower risk of heart attack and stroke, highlighting the growing potential of GLP-1 therapies in cardiometabolic care.
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Novo NordiskNovo Nordisk is to acquire US-based Akero Therapeutics in a US$5.2 billion deal aimed at reviving growth and entering the MASH-space where others like Roche and GSK have recently expanded their footprint.
BioMed XNovo Nordisk has entered a collaboration with research institute BioMed X in an effort to regain market position lost to leading competitors in diabetes and obesity treatment. The partnership is focused on improving the low bioavailability of orally administered peptide-based medicines.
asobe stock photos - catalin Roche is extending its obesity pipeline signing a US$5.3bn biobucks deal with Zealand Pharma A/S, who will co-develop and co-commercialise a monotherapy of its long-acting amylin analogue petrelintide with the Swiss pharma giant in the US and Europe and do the same for a combo of petrelintide and Roche’s GLP1/GIP receptor agonist CTT388.
Adobe stock - maurice norbert Novo Nordisk A/S’ combined GLP1-, amylin- and calcitonin receptor agonist CagriSema has failed to meet the expected 25% weight loss within 68 weeks in the second of four pivotal Phase III trials. Shares in Novo Nordisk closed down 8% after the data became public.
Photys TherapeuticsNovo Nordiks has licenced Photys Therapeutics PHICS platform to target a single cardiometabolic target. Photys got US$186m upfront.
By Benff - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=128081038In both, liver fibrosis and resolution of MASH, Novo Nordisk’s GLP1 modulator semaglutide has shown convincing results in the Phase III ESSENCE study suggesting a label extension of the obesity blockbuster.
Resalis/VimeoItalian obesity gene therapy developer Resalis Therapeutics srl has gained an equity investment from French pharma major Sanofi SA sufficient to finance its miRNA-22 antisense blocker RES-010 through Phase II proof-of-concept.