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Eli Lilly has shared detailed data from a phase 3 retatrutide trial, revealing that more than one-third of patients on the top dose of the triple-G drug candidate lost at least 25% of their body weight.

Source: FierceBiotech - Biotech • Published: 30 Sept 2026, 03:06

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from FierceBiotech - Biotech.

Retatrutide data are the focus of an article that walks readers through a detailed phase 3 trial report and what it could mean for obesity treatment, highlighting the type of evidence and implications to watch.

Eli Lilly has shared detailed data from a phase 3 retatrutide trial, revealing that more than one-third of patients on the top dose of the triple-G drug candidate lost at least 25% of their body weight.
Key Takeaways
  • Retatrutide produced substantial weight loss, with over one-third of high-dose participants losing at least 25% body weight.
  • Higher doses of the triple-agonist were associated with larger average weight reductions in adults with obesity.
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