Lilly's triple-agonist retatrutide drives up to 18.8% weight loss, over half of patients fall below obesity threshold
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At the EASD Annual Meeting in Milan, Eli Lilly presented data on its triple‑agonist retatrutide.
The trial involved participants with obesity and type 2 diabetes and showed weight reductions of up to 18.8% after roughly a year and a half of treatment.
More than half of the patients dropped below the clinical obesity threshold, moving into a lower weight category.
These findings point to retatrutide as a potentially important therapy for obesity and diabetes management, pending further development.
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Original headline: “#EASD26: Lilly's triple-G allows 60% of patients to drop below obesity threshold”
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