Cagrilintide results: what to expect and when

An unapproved weekly amylin analogue with weight-loss trials and common stomach symptoms.

Also called: AM833, NNC0174-0833, NN9838, Cagri.

Amylin analogues · Long-acting amylin analogue; amylin and calcitonin receptor agonist.

  • Weeks 1-2, phase 2 higher-dose paths: The 1.2 mg, 2.4 mg and 4.5 mg target groups began at 0.6 mg weekly in the phase 2 trial.
  • Weeks 3-4, phase 2 higher-dose paths: Those phase 2 groups moved to 1.2 mg weekly after two weeks.
  • Weeks 5-6, phase 2 higher-dose paths: The phase 2 groups targeting 2.4 mg or 4.5 mg moved to 2.4 mg weekly.
  • Week 7 onward, phase 2 highest-dose path: The phase 2 group targeting 4.5 mg reached that weekly dose after six weeks.
  • Week 26: The phase 2 trial estimated 6.0-10.8% average weight loss if treatment was followed versus 3.0% with placebo, with nausea common.

The phase 2 obesity trial used weekly injections for 26 weeks, then six weeks of follow-up without treatment.

27 unique registered studies with cagrilintide-alone or comparator arms; includes ongoing/unreported trials. Reviews and animal studies are not counted.

Key studies

  • First human single-dose study: Status: completed. No clinical benefit is established by registration. (source)
  • First repeat-dose study: Status: completed. No clinical benefit is established by registration. (source)
  • Japanese and White adults: PK: Status: completed. No clinical benefit is established by registration. (source)
  • Phase 2: five weekly doses: All five cagrilintide doses reduced weight more than placebo. (source)
  • Birth-control pill interaction: Status: completed. No clinical benefit is established by registration. (source)
  • Single dose: kidney impairment: A single dose showed no clinically relevant kidney-related exposure change. (source)

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Sources checked: 2026-10-18.

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