Looking to solidify semaglutide's reign over GLP-1, Novo Nordisk posts key PhII win
Novo Nordisk is one step closer to unlocking a new semaglutide franchise — one it hopes can spur even better results for people with type 2 diabetes.
The keyword here is CagriSema, a subcutaneous combination of semaglutide and an experimental amylin analogue dubbed cagrilintide. In a Phase II study, the fixed-dose drug, administered once weekly, triggered “numerically higher” reductions in blood sugar levels and body weight than either drug alone.
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