Amylin Revisited: A 5-Year Perspective on Its Emerging Role in the Treatment of Diabesity

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January 19, 2026↗ source

Peer-reviewed review (JOMES 35(1):38) of amylin physiology and amylin-based therapeutics, positioning pramlintide as the only FDA-approved amylin analog (approved 2005) for T1DM and T2DM, with modest HbA1c and weight benefits and multiple-daily-injection limits on adoption. It surveys the amylin-agonist revival — cagrilintide, CagriSema, and next-generation co-agonists — that followed Symlin's commercial decline.

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