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The percentages of participants who experienced AE leading to treatment discontinuation as well as of those who experienced gastrointestinal AE with oral semaglutide 50 mg (Tables 2 and 3) were similar to those observed with subcutaneous semaglutide 2.4 mg (in STEP-1 and STEP-2 trials 67% discontinued treatment due to AE, 3444% experienced nausea, 2132% diarrhoea and 2225% vomiting) [11, 29]

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Cagrilintide Dose Escalation Studies Phase 2 trials evaluated multiple cagrilintide doses to identify the optimal balance between efficacy and tolerability: 0.3 mg weekly Minimal efficacy, excellent tolerability 0.6 mg weekly Moderate effects, good tolerability 1.2 mg weekly Strong efficacy, acceptable side effects 2.4 mg weekly Optimal efficacy-tolerability balance 4.5 mg weekly Excessive GI side effects outweighed benefits The 2.4 mg weekly dose emerged as the standard in phase 3 trials, providing substantial metabolic benefits while maintaining an acceptable side effect profile[6]

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