Amgen said that an interim look at a Phase 2 trial of its anti-obesity drug MariTide had left the company “very encouraged,” and it planned to rapidly move forward with a final-stage program as well as boost manufacturing capacity for the experimental drug.
“We are confident in MariTide’s differentiated profile and believe it will address important unmet medical need,” CEO Bob Bradway said on a call Thursday with investors after Amgen released first-quarter results. Bradway said the company was planning a broad Phase 3 program in obesity, diabetes and obesity-related conditions.
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