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Obesity Tracker: Weekly News Digest and Trial Updates
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Obesity Tracker: Weekly News Digest and Trial Updates
USA | Biotechnology EquityJulyResearch11, 2026
Obesity Tracker: Weekly News Digest and Trial
Updates
A few interesting news items in obesity space this week. '610 reported 98%
Activin E inhibition/ reduced lean mass loss alongside sema; RES-010 (miR-22)
initiated Ph1b obesity study; ALN1003 reported liver/metabolic benefit data;
SKNY-1 reported favorable oral PK; RANI/PegBio partnered across multiple
novel obesity candidates; ASC36/ASC36_35 filed US INDs for QM/QQ obesity
regimens; MindRank raised $52M Series B; Kalohexis advanced toward IPO.
Bottom line. This week's updates reinforces a notable evolution in obesity R&D: the field is
increasingly shifting away from simply maximizing weight loss toward optimizing durability,
convenience, and quality weight loss. At the same time, capital continues flowing into obesity,
particularly toward differentiated oral platforms and next-gen MOAs.
Novel MOA is the next battleground. '610 (anti Activin E mAb) reported 98% Activin E inhibition
and reduced lean mass loss by 73% when combined with semaglutide; RES-010 (miR-22 ASO)
initiated a Ph1b obesity study, with a focus on fat-selective weight loss and durability after GLP-1
discontinuation; ALN1003 (undisclosed MOA) generated additional data supporting benefits on
liver biology and insulin resistance, while SKNY-1 (CB1/CB2/MAO-B) reported favorable oral PK
supporting a differentiated CB1/CB2-based approach targeting appetite, reward pathways, and
metabolism. A new collaboration between RANI and PegBio aims to expand the oral obesity pipeline
across multiple novel metabolic candidates. Since amylin, the non-incretin space has been in a
standstill, with few true 'standouts'.
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