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New weight loss pill that is taken orally helps individuals lose 13% of their weight in 12 weeks – News

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Last updated: 2024/05/21 at 7:01 PM
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A revolutionary new weight loss pill called amycretin, developed by pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk, has shown promising results in early stage clinical trials. Participants in the trial lost 13 percent of their weight over 12 weeks while taking the drug orally. A larger phase two trial is scheduled for later this year, with results expected in early 2026. Amycretin targets the GLP-1 hormone and stimulates the hormone amylin, which regulates hunger.

Novo Nordisk recently hosted an international briefing in Dubai to discuss the pipeline of drugs, focusing on innovations in treating diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and obesity management. The company’s CMR Director, Hazem Aly, highlighted the increasing awareness of obesity globally, emphasizing the importance of proper healthcare and medication management. Aly stressed the need for patients to follow up with healthcare professionals for guidance on managing medications and potential side effects.

CEO Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen addressed the efficacy and long-term use of anti-obesity drugs like Wegovy, emphasizing that individual patients may require different treatment plans based on their genetic disposition and response to lifestyle changes. Novo Nordisk’s drugs, Ozempic and Wegovy, are designed for medical use targeting individuals with high co-morbidities. The company prioritizes patient safety and continuous monitoring of medication usage to ensure optimal outcomes.

The rise in global obesity rates has led to increased focus on developing innovative solutions like amycretin and other anti-obesity drugs. Novo Nordisk’s advancements in this field offer hope for individuals struggling with weight management and related health issues. The company’s commitment to improving patient outcomes through research and development of cutting-edge medications underscores its dedication to addressing the growing health challenges posed by obesity.

As awareness of obesity and its associated risks continues to grow, governments and healthcare systems worldwide are recognizing the need for comprehensive strategies to tackle this chronic disease. Novo Nordisk’s efforts to provide effective treatment options for obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases contribute to the broader goal of promoting better health outcomes and reducing the burden of obesity-related complications. By investing in research and development of innovative medications, the company is paving the way for a healthier future for individuals affected by these conditions.

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