Camurus starts Phase 2b trial of monthly semaglutide depot CAM2056
Camurus says LUNAR-2 will test its monthly semaglutide depot CAM2056 against placebo in 150 people with obesity or overweight. Its earlier data came from 80 people, and the new trial will not compare the depot with weekly injections.
LUND, SWEDEN
- What's newCamurus dosed the first patient in LUNAR-2, a placebo-controlled Phase 2b trial of its monthly semaglutide depot CAM2056 in 150 adults with obesity or overweight.
- Why it mattersA monthly semaglutide could replace weekly injections, but so far the only efficacy data come from an 80 person, roughly 12 week Phase 1b study reported by the company.
- What's nextCamurus expects LUNAR-2 results in the first half of 2028. The trial compares CAM2056 with placebo only, so it will not show whether monthly dosing beats weekly semaglutide.