Eli Lilly's new obesity drug delivers 23.3% weight loss in Type 2 diabetes patients
Eli Lilly's experimental drug eloralintide, when combined with Zepbound, achieved an average weight loss of 23.3% over approximately 11 months in patients with Type 2 diabetes. This compares to 14.8% for Zepbound alone. However, 11-27% of patients discontinued the combination treatment due to side effects, raising tolerability concerns. Lilly plans to advance the treatment into late-stage trials later this year.
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