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Retatrutide: what does this trial say about weight?

The summary describes a phase 2 trial in adults with obesity.

What did they want to find out?

They wanted to know what weight changes occurred with retatrutide.

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The example says people in the group lost weight on average.

What does this mean for you?

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Example summary: retatrutide, a triple agonist, in obesity

New England Journal of Medicine · 2023

How it was studied

Phase 2 randomized trial. n = 338 adults.

Original example finding

Up to 24.2% mean weight reduction at 48 weeks, the largest reported in the context of the supplied summary.

Original example limitations

Unverified profile. Summarizes phase 2 only; it is not an update on long-term safety or effects on heart rate.

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Phase 2
A stage of testing in people. It does not mean everything about the compound is already known.

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