If obesity is stronger than that of Wegobi… “Jebbound, reduce body weight by 47%”

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Eli Lilly announces results ‌of direct ‍comparative ‌clinical trial ⁢for obesity treatment

Clinical​ trial results showed ⁢that American pharmaceutical⁣ company Eli Lilly’s obesity treatment drug ‘Zebbound’ showed a⁢ greater weight loss ​effect than its competitor, Denmark’s⁢ Novo⁢ nordisk’s obesity treatment ‘WeGobee’.

Eli ‌Lilly announced on the 4th (local ​time) that as a result of a​ head-to-head trial directly⁣ comparing zebbound with WeGobee, the weight loss⁣ effect was 47% better than WeGoBe.

This is‍ the topline (main indicator) result of a ⁢phase 3b clinical ​trial (clinical name: SURMOUNT-5) that compared the treatment effects of ​Zebbound and Wigobi in obese adult patients without diabetes.​

As an inevitable ⁤result of the study, patients using zebbound​ lost ⁤an average of 50.3 pounds ‌(22.8 kg) after 72 weeks, and patients using⁣ Wegobi lost an average ‌of 33.1 pounds (15.0 ⁤kg).‍ it⁣ was explained that ​on average,⁣ Zebbound lost 20.2%, showing a 47% greater weight loss compared to 13.7% for‌ WeGobee.

In the secondary evaluation index, 31.6% of patients taking ​Zebbound achieved weight ⁢loss‍ of⁤ at least 25%, while 16.1% of patients taking Wegobi achieved​ weight loss. ​

“We are pleased that Zebbound helped people ‌achieve 47% more weight loss compared to WeGobee,” said Dr. Leonard⁢ Glass, Vice President of Global Medical Affairs ‌at Eli Lilly.“Zebbound ​is the only⁢ dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor approved by the U.S. FDA. It is in a unique position as an agonist obesity drug. “We are changing the way millions of people manage this chronic disease.”

The overall safety profile (trend) appeared ⁢similar to previously reported clinical trials. The ⁢most commonly reported side effects for both Zebbound and ⁢WeGobee were gastrointestinal side effects.

Lilly plans to continue ⁢evaluating SURMOUNT-5 results.

Zebbound (ingredient name: terzepatide) is a⁢ dual agonist that acts on both GIP (glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide) and ⁤GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1). ⁤WeGobee (semaglutide) has a single action on the GLP-1 receptor and was launched in the United States‍ in 2021, about two ‍years earlier than Zebbound.

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  • How dose‌ Zebbound‌ compare ⁣to‍ other obesity medications in terms ‌of weight‍ loss results?

    Title: A ‍Closer Look at Eli Lilly’s Breakthrough in Obesity Treatment: An Interview with Dr. Sarah Thompson,Clinical Research Expert

    [Time.news Editor]: Welcome to Time.news,Dr. Thompson! With the recent proclamation from Eli Lilly ‌regarding their obesity treatment drug, Zebbound, creating quite a buzz, we’re‌ excited to delve deeper into these findings with you.

    [Dr.Sarah Thompson]: Thank⁤ you ‍for having ⁤me! It’s a fascinating topic, ‍especially given the potential impact on obesity management.

    [Editor]: Absolutely! Eli Lilly’s ‌clinical trial results suggest that Zebbound provided considerably greater weight loss compared to Novo Nordisk’s WeGobee—47% greater, ⁢actually. Can you ⁤break ⁣down ⁤what this means for ‍patients struggling with⁢ obesity?

    [Dr.Thompson]: Certainly. This is a pivotal moment for obesity management. The ‍results from the SURMOUNT-5 trial showed ⁢that ‌patients using Zebbound lost an average of 50.3 pounds over ⁢72 weeks—a notable achievement.⁣ the effectiveness of a medication often comes down to its ‍ability to ⁤help patients achieve notable weight loss, wich is critical for improving⁣ overall ⁤health and mitigating obesity-related conditions.

    [editor]: That’s extraordinary. Dr. Glass from Eli Lilly mentioned that ⁤Zebbound is the only dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist⁣ approved by⁢ the ⁤U.S. FDA. What does that dual action meen for its effectiveness?

    [Dr. Thompson]: great question!​ The ⁢dual action refers⁤ to its ability ‌to target two diffrent receptors related to insulin and appetite control. By ​activating‌ both the GIP and GLP-1 receptors, Zebbound not only ​enhances insulin‍ sensitivity but ⁢also reduces⁤ appetite. This‌ could explain​ the more significant weight loss observed in patients compared to WeGobee, which mainly focuses on one receptor pathway.

    [Editor]: The statistics from the trial indicate that⁤ 31.6% of Zebbound users achieved at ‍least a 25% weight loss,compared to⁤ just 16.1% for WeGobee. How meaningful is​ this metric in a⁢ clinical context?

    [Dr. Thompson]: it’s​ quite significant! Achieving ⁤a 25% weight loss⁢ can have‌ transformative effects on a patient’s⁣ health.Clinical studies suggest that such weight loss is associated with⁢ substantial improvements in conditions like ‌type ⁣2 diabetes, hypertension, ‍and other⁣ metabolic syndromes. It signifies that ‍a more considerable portion ‍of​ patients experienced ⁢substantial benefits from⁣ Zebbound.

    [Editor]: The safety profile also appeared to be comparable between the⁤ two⁤ treatments,⁤ though‌ gastrointestinal side ‍effects were common for both. How should patients interpret ‍this?

    [Dr. Thompson]: Patients should weigh the benefits against the potential side effects.Gastrointestinal issues like​ nausea and diarrhea are common with many ⁤weight-loss⁤ drugs, including GLP-1 agonists. for moast patients,these side effects decrease over time,and the significant weight loss and ⁤health benefits may ‌outweigh‌ the initial discomfort. ongoing consultation with ​healthcare providers is crucial ‍to find the best⁣ treatment choices.

    [Editor]: Eli Lilly has announced plans to continue evaluating the results from‍ the SURMOUNT-5 trial. What can we ​expect in the coming months in terms of further research⁤ or ​updates?

    [Dr. Thompson]: We can⁢ anticipate further analyses of the data, particularly ‌around⁤ long-term outcomes and ⁣safety. Longitudinal studies will be essential to‌ assess the durability of weight loss and whether patients can maintain these results. this could influence FDA labeling changes or new recommendations for ⁣clinical practice​ guidelines.

    [Editor]: To wrap up,Dr. Thompson, what is the overall significance of this progress for ‌the⁤ treatment of obesity in ‌the‍ broader healthcare landscape?

    [Dr. Thompson]: ​This breakthrough represents‍ a​ shift in treating obesity from simply diet and exercise to ‍incorporating effective pharmacotherapy. With increasing rates of obesity worldwide, innovative treatments like Zebbound can significantly impact public​ health. it paves the‍ way for better ‍management of ‌this chronic condition, potentially ‌improving quality of ⁣life for millions.

    [Editor]: Thank you so much for​ your insights, dr. Thompson. ‌It’s​ clear ​that this development could change the landscape of​ obesity treatment ⁢in the near future.

    [dr. Thompson]: Thank⁣ you for having‍ me! It’s an exciting time for obesity⁢ research,⁣ and I look forward ⁤to ‌seeing how​ these advancements unfold.

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