Hims & Hers Offers Access to GLP-1s Starting At $199 A Month
Hims & Hers is now providing access to compounded GLP-1s. Patients also receive unlimited medical consultations with a licensed provider.
Hims & Hers is now providing access to compounded GLP-1s. Patients also receive unlimited medical consultations with a licensed provider.
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Canada has a proud history of achievement in the areas of science and technology, and the field of biomanufacturing and life sciences is no exception.
In preclinical testing, combining BioAge Labs’ experimental drug with Eli Lilly weight drug Zepbound led to greater weight loss compared with Zepbound alone. Now the company plans to run a Phase 2 study to see if it can replicate those results in humans.
Fractyl Health will use the IPO proceeds for pivotal testing of a medical device and surgical procedure intended to address root causes of diabetes and obesity. The Fractyl pipeline also includes a gene therapy for these conditions.
New research found that there are no racial disparities in weight loss results among patients taking obesity drugs. However, the study found that people of color have less access to services like behavioral care or surgical interventions, which are often needed in order for patients to lose weight and keep it off. To tackle this issue, Enara Health CEO Rami Bailony argued that the U.S. healthcare system must innovate the way it dispenses weight loss drugs, employing a more holistic care approach.
In a new partnership, patients in need of weight loss support can receive primary care, mental health and chronic condition management through Hello Alpha. In between Hello Alpha visits, patients can access health coaching services from TrestleTree.
In an era of escalating healthcare costs and a growing preference for natural, holistic approaches to health, The Impact Brands emerges as a collective of diverse brands dedicated to supporting overall wellness through natural means.
Twin Health raked in $50 million in Series D financing. The startup seeks to help patients improve their metabolic health and reduce the need for medications through the “digital twin” technology it sells to employers and health plans.
Hims & Hers unveiled a new weight loss program on Monday that includes access to medications, educational content and digital tracking tools.
Weight loss company Calibrate — which sells a program combining GLP-1 drugs with personalized metabolic health coaching — announced a legal restructuring of its business. The startup, which recently had two major rounds of layoffs, has struggled amid GLP-1 drug shortages and mounting user complaints.
Preliminary weight loss and safety data for Structure Therapeutics’ drug candidate suggest it’s competitive with other oral GLP-1 targeting contenders from big pharma companies. The data are from a small study and a short time frame, but Structure was able to leverage the encouraging preliminary results into a private placement of securities.
The TSX Venture Exchange has a strong history of helping early-stage health and life sciences companies raise patient capital for research and development.
Novo Nordisk is expanding its cardiometabolic drug pipeline with the acquisition of Embark Biotech, a startup developing drugs for a novel target that can suppress appetite and boost calorie burning in cells. Embark’s science comes University of Copenhagen research on a novel fat cell target.
WeightWatchers will acquire Sequence, a platform that allows patients to have virtual appointments with a clinician, gives access to a dietitian and fitness coaching and provides prescription medications, including Ozempic and Wegovy. The deal is anticipated to close during the second quarter of 2023, and WeightWatchers will pay the net purchase price of $106 million.
Allurion Technologies has developed a gastric balloon that does not require surgery. The merger deal taking Allurion public comes as the company continues global commercialization of its technology.
Obesity is a disease, and America’s healthcare providers and hospital systems must be part of changing how we treat it. That means many of us in the health ecosystem must reexamine how we view patients with excess weight.
Pinterest's move to outright ban all ads referring to weight loss — regardless of quality of information — is woefully misguided, writes a former Pinterest executive.