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MetaVia highlights higher-dose Phase 1 DA-1726 data in EASL late-breaking poster
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MetaVia highlights higher-dose Phase 1 DA-1726 data in EASL late-breaking poster
  • MetaVia flagged new Phase 1 higher-dose cohort data for obesity drug candidate DA-1726, a dual GLP-1/glucagon agonist, in a late-breaking poster accepted for EASL Congress 2026.
  • Results have not yet been presented; poster is scheduled for May 27, 2026 in Barcelona.
  • Readout is set to focus on safety, tolerability, drug exposure, pharmacodynamic activity, with an exploratory noninvasive liver assessment, positioning the program for dose optimization and potential differentiation in obesity.
  • Company is running a 16-week Phase 1 Part 3 titration study to test higher dose levels and improve tolerability, with additional data expected in Q4 2026.


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