Diabetes, obesity & metabolism

Amylin-like Drugs as a New Major Option for Weight Loss: Review of Lab and Early Human Studies

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Abstract

Incretin-based therapies have transformed obesity management, but additional strategies are needed.

  • The biological complexity of obesity presents challenges that require innovative treatment approaches.
  • Amylin, a hormone produced by the pancreas, plays a role in regulating appetite and glucose metabolism.
  • Emerging evidence suggests that amylin-based therapies could offer new options in managing obesity.
  • This review discusses the physiological functions of amylin and its potential impact on obesity treatment.

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