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The combination of an amylin analog and other anti-obesity peptide drugs has demonstrated higher clinical efficacy in reducing body weight than monotherapy.
Combination therapies may be more effective for weight loss than single-drug treatments.
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The combination therapy is likely to be the first drug therapy where an amylin analog is used for obesity treatment.
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Based on the review of clinical trials and research findings.
Source
A Review of Amylin Peptide Receptor Activators for Obesity Pharmacotherapy
Sang Min Lee · Current Drug Targets · 2025
DOI 10.2174/0113894501398624250819070004
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