Database / MariTide
MariTide
Maridebart cafraglutide · Amgen. A once-a-month injection that blocks GIP rather than activating it. Weight loss had not plateaued at one year.
Average weight loss
20%
Stopped for side effects
11%
Trial length
52 wk
Ranking score
n/r
Phase 2 results
Phase 2 · 52 weeks · Up to 420 mg monthly
Adults with obesity, no diabetes (n=465)
Weight loss
20.0%
Nausean/r
Vomitingn/r
Diarrhean/r
Constipationn/r
Quit due to side effects
11.0%
n/r = not reported.
Worth knowing
- Phase 3 MARITIME program reads out from 2027.
- About 11% stopped for side effects in the dose-escalation arm.
Next catalysts
2027 First MariTide Phase 3 (MARITIME) readouts (Trial estimate)
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Not yet ranked
Needs Phase 3 data. We rank only drugs with a completed Phase 3 trial and published side-effect rates.
At a glance
- Company
- Amgen
- Targets
- GLP-1, GIP (blocked)
- Molecule
- Antibody-peptide conjugate
- Dosing
- Injection, monthly
- Status
- In Phase 3