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"Ivory Tower" & "Real World": KOL Dinner Covering Obesity Tx Full Landscape
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"Ivory Tower" & "Real World": KOL Dinner Covering Obesity Tx Full Landscape
USA | Biotechnology EquityJuneResearch8, 2026
"Ivory Tower" & "Real World": KOL Dinner
Covering Obesity Tx Full Landscape
We hosted well-attended Doc dinner with two obesity KOLs - Dr. Timothy
Garvey, involves in key obesity trials/ research across MOAs, and Dr. Anastassia
Amaro, who treats high volume pts with high oral GLP-1 Rx, offering real-
world (specialist's view) and data driven lens on evolving obesity landscape.
Discussion spanned ADA highlights/ key data, novel MOAs, early oral GLP-1
adoption, switching dynamic, long acting feasibility, and key attributes in next-
gen Tx.
Bottom line. KOLs highlighted that obesity treatment is becoming much more individualized in
practice than investors often appreciate, and that the next phase of the category will likely be
determined less by peak efficacy alone and more by which products best fit the realities of
prescribing, adherence, and access, supporting the notion that the market may become more
stratified by patient phenotypes and treatment goals, which supports broader pipeline breadth
across mechanisms vs. 'winner takes all' scenario. See our recent Surveys of physician/ payer/
patients to gain more obesity market dynamics.
Here are a few high level key takes and see Content for Details:
1) KOL noted early oral Tx ramp-up signals, largely driven by new/ sideline/ OOP pt demand,
supporting market expansion rather than cannibalization of inj market; Long term KOL sees ~60/40
inj/oral split. Oral Wegovy has had early launch success benefiting from familiarity/ legacy effect
and CV-related halo, although KOL is seeing Foundayo increasingly take the lead given simpler
admin/ lack of food restrictions.
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