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Therapeutic Oligos 2025 Keynote Speakers Announced

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It will also cover recent advancements in broadening their application, including innovative approaches to ensure their safety and efficacy, the use of targeted delivery to reach disease-relevant tissues as well as success stories in bringing therapeutic oligonucleotides to the clinic.

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Amgen to Present Phase 2 Maritide Data at ADA 85th Scientific Sessions

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The ADA’s annual meeting is one of the most influential forums for showcasing scientific and clinical advancements in diabetes and metabolic disease research. At ADA 2025, the company aims to deepen the clinical narrative by sharing more comprehensive and peer-reviewed data.

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Time for change: non-human primates in drug research

Drug Target Review

Their unique suitability has made them valuable for evaluating pharmacokinetics, toxicology and safety in drug candidates before human clinical trials. Since 2021, institutions like the National Primate Research Centers (NPRCs) have reported their inability to meet up to two-thirds of requests for research monkeys.

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Business Leaders Review - The Heart and Strategy Behind Altasciences' Marketing Evolution

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Amgen Unveils Phase 2 Obesity Trial Results for Monthly Maritide at ADA’s 85th Scientific Sessions

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In tandem with the Phase 2 results, Amgen also shared detailed data from its Phase 1 Pharmacokinetics Low Dose Initiation (PK-LDI) study. This study explored the effects of beginning treatment with lower starting doses of MariTide to improve tolerability while maintaining clinical benefit.

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