Cagrilintide

Cagrilintide is a long-acting analogue of amylin, a pancreatic hormone involved in fullness and the body's response to a meal. Molecular changes help the peptide resist aggregation and remain in circulation, allowing researchers to study sustained amylin-family receptor activation for weight management. Cagrilintide has produced weight reduction on its own and is also the amylin component of CagriSema, where it is combined with semaglutide. The single-agent and combination findings answer different questions, and both remain important to its development. Kruse et al. (2021), Lau et al. (2021).

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