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Expert Interview

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A Second Look: Discussing the potential of UBT251, a long-acting synthetic peptide triple agonist targeting the receptors for GLP-1, GIP and glucagon, recently acquired by Novo Nordisk

Ticker(s): NVO, LLY

Who's the expert?

Institution: University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

  • Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine & Endocrinologist at UPMC
  • Diabetes Clinical Unit Leader who sees 200+ patients with Type 1 Diabetes
  • Clinical and Research Interest in diabetes technology and multidisciplinary modes of care

Interview Questions
Q1.

Can you provide some background information about yourself, your expertise, and your current practice setting?

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Q2.

How many patients with obesity do you currently see on a monthly basis?

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Q3.

What is your opinion on the potential of the GLP-1 class for the treatment of pediatric obesity?

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Q4.

What are your thoughts on the future usage of triple agonists, including UBT251 and Eli Lilly's retatrutide?

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Q5.

What are the pros and cons to targeting GLP-1, GIP and glucagon?

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Q6.

What is your excitement for UBT251 on a scale of 1-10

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