Overview
Plain-language guide
Designed for research into Obesity, MASH. It remains investigational for these uses.
It copies a gut-hormone signal that helps the brain register fullness, slows stomach emptying and supports blood-sugar control.
Clinical mechanism
Activates glucagon and GLP-1 receptors with a balanced co-agonist design.
Applications
Human evidence
Early or mid-stage human data exist, but confirmation, replication or long-term follow-up remains incomplete.
Tier 2Preclinical evidence
Mechanistic and preclinical findings are tracked separately and are not treated as proof of human clinical benefit.
Regulatory status
Investigational. Regulatory status is product- and jurisdiction-specific and does not automatically follow from an evidence score.
Safety
Known but Manageable Risks
- Adverse effects vary by product and indication
- Contraindications and interactions require label review
Interactions
Review the current product label and indication-specific literature for pharmacologic and absorption interactions.
Treatment pattern
Treatment patterns are product-, indication- and clinician-specific; this educational profile does not provide dosing guidance.
Manufacturing and quality
Approved-product identity, formulation and quality controls must not be extrapolated to compounded or RUO copies.
Sponsor and development history
Altimmune · Phase 2/3. Development programs and ownership can change; confirm current sponsor disclosures.
Sources
- 01Primary regulatory record
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- 02Clinical trial registry
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- 03Peer-reviewed literature
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Gaps and unverified claims
- Long-term outcomes and real-world safety are not yet established.
- Current phase and catalysts require primary-source confirmation.
Last reviewed
August 5, 2026 · Reviewed