Obesity Week 2025 Medications...

[JoonyO]

If you have TL;DR issues you will not be pleased but the rest of us will find some points of interest in it.

YMMV

Obesity Week 2025 Medications

Orforglipron, HRS 9531, MET-097, Eloralintide and Mazdutide, OH MY!

the-incretins.beehiiv.com

 

[keangkong]

If you have TL;DR issues you will not be pleased but the rest of us will find some points of interest in it.

YMMV

Obesity Week 2025 Medications

Orforglipron, HRS 9531, MET-097, Eloralintide and Mazdutide, OH MY!

the-incretins.beehiiv.com

Great review.

 

[yeddie]

I follow him on Bluesky and he gets into some interesting discussions. He's a self-described "Retatrutide fan boy".

 

[desinr-gal]

Please explain what "make fetch happen" means

 

[MsGizmo]

Please explain what "make fetch happen" means

That is a reference to the movie "Mean Girls" where one of the girls wanted to make a catch phrase word that she came up with into something that would be popular. Like she would say "that's so fetch" instead of "that's so cool"

So she was trying to make "fetch" happen.

 

[desinr-gal]

That is a reference to the movie "Mean Girls" where one of the girls wanted to make a catch phrase word that she came up with into something that would be popular. Like she would say "that's so fetch" instead of "that's so cool"

So she was trying to make "fetch" happen.

Thank you. So that reference means the companies are trying to make their meds take off?

 

[YoYoFat]

Thank you. So that reference means the companies are trying to make their meds take off?

Not quite. The context it's used in the link is in BigPharma's attempt to make month-long injections take off and be the norm. The author doesn't think that's going to happen, just like fetch wasn't going to happen.

Really not the best use of "fetch," IMO. It's tailored to a pretty limited audience.

 

[ostrichsak]

Not quite. The context it's used in the link is in BigPharma's attempt to make month-long injections take off and be the norm. The author doesn't think that's going to happen, just like fetch wasn't going to happen.

Really not the best use of "fetch," IMO. It's tailored to a pretty limited audience.

Yeah but I got the reference and that's all that matters.