drug:eloralinitide
Amylin, with and without GLP1: Eloralinitide
We dig into early results around Eloralinitide, an amylin-based weight loss formulation being developed by Eli Lilly.
GLP1.Guide Staff
Scouring sources for information on GLP1 Agonist drugs, so you don't have to.
category:side-effects
Ozempic is not likely to directly enlarge the male appendage.
A critical look at the popular "ozempic penis" claims and look at the sources, along with possible reasons and related research.
company:eli-lilly
Eli Lilly's big Summer 2025 update
We take a look at some exciting upcoming presentations by Eli Lilly about it's old and new GLP1 receptor agonists.
research
Semaglutide vs Tirzepatide (Clinical trial)
Finally, a research clinical trial that directly explores the difference between Semaglutide and Tirzepatide for Obesity.
company:roche
Roche and Carmot's GLP1 pipeline
We take a look at Roche (via Carmot)'s GLP1 pipeline development, and figure out how CT-388, CT-996, and CT-868 are trending.
category:news
A new risk: Kidney Cancer
New study suggests link between GLP1 Receptor Agonists (Ozempic, Mounjaro, etc) and kidney cancer.
malady:addiction
GLP1s vs. Addiction, a quick review
We trace research on GLP1s and addiction through the years and try to find studies that match the anecdotes.
drug:retatrutide
An update on Retatrutide (May 2025)
We take some time to check in on Retatrutide -- an update on how research and trials are progressing, and relevant news.
category:benefits
GLP1s lower inflammation, Psoriasis, AND increase fertility?
We look into the anti-inflammatory effects of GLP1s and their effects on issues like psoriasis and infertility.
politics
GLP1s and Tariffs, the story so far
We take a look at the various movements in GLP1 policy by the Trump administration, so far.
drug:wegovy
Wegovy in pill form is coming
Novo Nordisk is producing a pill form of Wegovy -- the only pill to be FDA approved (if/when it is) for weight loss.
drug:nimacimab
Boosting Tirzepatide with Nimacimab
Nimacimab delivers excellent results and explores a new path: drugs meant to be taken *with* other GLP1s.