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Tradipitant GLP 1 vomiting trial reports 27 percent relative drop in Phase 3

Vanda Pharmaceuticals says its motion sickness drug Nereus lowered vomiting after a forced semaglutide dose in Phase 3, though the effect was smaller than in Phase 2 and full safety data are not public.

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27%Relative reduction in any vomiting with Nereus versus placebo in Phase 3 Study 3601
  1. What's newVanda Pharmaceuticals said its oral NK1 blocker Nereus (tradipitant) met both main goals in Phase 3 Study 3601, with 43.0% vomiting on the drug against 58.5% on placebo after an untitrated semaglutide dose.
  2. Why it mattersNausea and vomiting are among the reasons people stop GLP 1 drugs, the company said. The Phase 3 effect was smaller than the 50% relative cut seen in Phase 2, and the trial did not measure whether people stayed on treatment.
  3. What's nextVanda plans to discuss the data with the FDA and file an sNDA, with no date given. Full results, safety tables and data in people titrating normally have not been released.

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  1. IND · 2 Nov 2026Torrent Pharmaceuticals MD Aman Mehta said the company optimistically expects to launch semaglutide in Brazil within six to nine months, as Brazil revenue rose 38% to Rs 440 crore in Q2 FY27.
  2. SAF · 1 Nov 2026An HHS policy dated October 28 says the agency will not act against licensed pharmacies that compound six unapproved peptides, including BPC 157 and Semax, on patient prescriptions. A compounding trade group backed it and pharmacologists warned against it.
  3. SAF · 31 Oct 2026A pharmacist and three physicians told Yahoo Health that people on GLP 1 drugs should rethink NSAIDs, older sedating antihistamines and multi-symptom cold products, and plan pill timing during illness.
  4. SAF · 31 Oct 2026Megan Hancocks, 32, told ABC News she developed acute liver failure within a week of injecting an unapproved vial labelled retatrutide that a clinician offered at a beauty appointment, the New York Post reported.
  5. IND · 31 Oct 2026NielsenIQ told Food Dive that grocery habits of people who stop GLP 1 drugs hold for a few months, then largely revert to non-user norms by six to 11 months. Hy-Vee says its six week online course aims to build habits that outlast the drug.

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