Search results for query: Maritide

Personally I think they are gonna start a new pandemic and try to force everyone to take their new vaccine. A little Pfizeresque thing if you will. And the sheep will fall in line.

Courtesy of the amazing Downsized series - which I've been watching for some time - here's a fairly no BS breakdown of the status of the latest 15 sets of new Obesity drugs. I've spotted more than a few among vendors already - it could be a very useful list for forumites to absorb and keep a...

Makes sense

...Any wagers that Lilly wants these companies not for their vaccine technology against diseases, but rather in response to Amgen’s Maritide which uses vaccine scaffolding to extend the 1/2 life of their glp-1 medication to once per month or perhaps even longer.

...young enough, there is a gene therapy. Also, who knows what the future will hold as far as frequency and even the need to take shots. MariTide is a once a month injectable. Amgen used a monoclonal antibody backbone to extend the half-life. Some of the current pills coming to market might...

...patients to set alarms to remind themselves to eat Ms. Chomko is working with the biopharmaceutical company Amgen on clinical trials for MariTide, a new monthly weight loss compound that is in development. She is helping train the dietitians who are involved with the studies, working to...

...See also: https://the-incretins.beehiiv.com/p/a-hormone-reformed-the-rise-of-glucagon-agonists https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2301972?utm_source=the-incretins.beehiiv.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ada-conference-2025-amycretin-maritide (see also Supplementary Appendix)

https://glp1forum.com/search/233708/?q=Maritide&o=date

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This is where I'm at. C'mon folks you can do amycretin, MariTide, orgawhatever, eloralintide, people would snap it up

The wallstreetbets guys should have asked us. We all knew cagrisema would be similar to tirz and not substantially better.

...not just Cagrilinitide and Semaglutide. I am also curious about which GLP1 will end up being least harmful for human health long term. It sounds like MariTide, while very effective, resulted in some bone density loss. I'm sure we will see similar issues emerge for other GLP-1s down the line.

Pretty good results for MariTide https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/amgen-announces-robust-weight-loss-with-maritide-in-people-living-with-obesity-or-overweight-at-52-weeks-in-a-phase-2-study-302316464.html

There’s also that Oljdifjdnejd one. It has a section on this forum. Further, Viking Pharmaceuticals V83738283 is getting through. Lilly is def trying to bank what they can for now

...that another Lilly controlled drug that won't change this dynamic at all and it won't be approved in the US for a while. Pemvidutide and MariTide are the real outside challengers. I've already expressed my concerns about the fact that MariTide is long acting, but Pemvidutide appears to be...

I’ve been keeping my eye on MariTide last couple of months. I’ll be at goal weight before this hits grey market but looks interesting for long-term maintenance.

This one is a dual action one, it does GLP1 but blocks GIPR (where tirz stimulates both). It has great weight loss results in phase 2, but the big thing is that they've done something with it to make it last longer and it could be a once a month injection. The GIPR antagonist part is a...