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Amgen weight loss drugs have a remarkable effect of reducing 20% body weight, but with relatively high side effects, leading to a temporary large drop of over 12% during trading hours.
Although the weight loss effect of amgen's MariTide drug met expectations, the high side effects, lower than eli lilly and co's Zepbound, and the trial results falling below Wall Street's high expectations, led to amgen's stock price plunging over 12.3% on Tuesday, far behind eli lilly and co and novo-nordisk a/s, which benefited from the Biden policy rise at the same time. In a one-year trial, MariTide helped non-diabetic patients lose up to 20% of their weight, comparable to the maximum dose effect of eli lilly's Zepbound. However, the side effects are significant, with about 11% of patients dropping out of the trial due to side effects, higher than eli lilly's 7%.
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Amgen's weight loss drug can reduce weight by 20% in one year, but Wall Street is still not satisfied, causing a sharp drop in stock prices.
① The experimental obesity treatment drug MariTide from the usa pharmaceutical company amgen can help obese patients lose an average of up to 20% of their weight after one year of use, but the stock price plummeted due to data falling short of Wall Street expectations. ② Amgen claims that MariTide can lead to faster weight loss, maintain weight, and require fewer injections, but analysts question its potential side effects on bone density.
Amgen Shares Are Trading Lower Following the Results of Its Phase 2 Study With MariTide in Obesity.
Amgen Announced Data At 52 Weeks In Phase 2 Study With MariTide (Maridebart Cafraglutide, Formerly AMG 133) Subcutaneously Administered Monthly Or Less Frequently, Showing Up To ~20% Average Weight Loss At Week 52 Without A Weight Loss Plateau
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