Consistent with Adocia’s ADA 2019 press release, a clinicaltrials.gov record has recently been observed for the company’s pramlintide + insulin (ADO09) Ph1b study. Below, FENIX provides an overview of the ADO09 Ph1b trial including thoughts on the market potential for ADO09 as a T1DM adjunctive therapy.
Biocorp announced it received CE Mark for the Mallya, a wraparound pen solution. Mallya turns any disposable or reusable insulin pen into a connected device that collects dosing information and sends it to a companion app. Below, FENIX provides insights and context to the impending Mallya launch including thoughts on how Mallya competes with Companion Medical or could be a compliment to Lifescan’s portfolio.
14 major news items were observed over the past 2 days including Provention Bio’s teplizumab, dasiglucagon pivotal data, DECLARE and EMPA-REG subanalyses, Afrezza pediatric and fixed titration data, Tandem and Insulet hybrid-closed loop data, and more. Below, FENIX provides context and analysis for the announcements.
Novo Nordisk hosted its ADA 2019 investor event immediately following the data readout from Lilly’s REWIND CVOT. Unsurprisingly, Novo compared REWIND to LEADER and SUSTAIN 6. Of note, Novo disclosed plans to initiate its high-dose semaglutide study, SUSTAIN FORTE, in Q2 ‘19. Other topics covered during the call include semaglutide LCM, commentary on Lilly’s tirzepatide, connected pen data, QW basal insulin (LAI287), and more. Below, FENIX provides insights and highlights from the call.
Medtronic hosted its annual ADA investor event and provided updates to its diabetes business including a pipeline roadmap over the next 24 months (download slides here). The event appeared to have many of the same themes from the 2018 event with a large focus on competing externally (previous FENIX insight). However, this is believed to be the first time that Medtronic has specifically called out pump and CGM competitors (Tandem and Dexcom), and for the first time, Medtronic management was wearing prototype Synergy CGMs at the event. Below, FENIX provides highlights and insights from the call.
Today, nine major news items were observed including Novo’s PIONEER 2 (vs. Jardiance) and PIONEER 4 (vs. Victoza) data readouts, new Medtronic closed-loop, and CGM pivotal trials, and more. Below, FENIX provides context and analysis for the announcements.
Today, four major new items were observed including two new Tidepool partnerships with Medtronic and Dexcom as well as updated Companion Medical InPen features and Monarch Medical’s IOB algorithm 510(k) approval. Of note, the Medtronic/Tidepool partnership is believed to be the first external partnership as part of Medtronic’s notoriously closed diabetes device ecosystem. Below, FENIX provides context and analysis for the announcements.
Today, seven major new items were observed across Sanofi, Dexcom/Companion Medical, Xeris, Senseonics, Zealand/Beta Bionics, vTv, and Adocia. Below, FENIX provides context and analysis for the announcements.
Ahead of the ADA 2019 conference start, a series of diabetes-device related press releases have been observed including Companion Medical, Glooko, DreaMed, Roche, CeQur, and Virta Health. Below, FENIX provides context and analysis for the announcements.
In the fourth and final installment of our post-AACE 2019 promotional material coverage, FENIX has conducted an analysis of diabetes devices promotional materials covering CGMs (Dexcom, Abbott, and Senseonics), pumps (Tandem and Insulet), and Connected Pens (Companion Medical). Of note, there were no promotional materials observed for any Medtronic devices. Below, FENIX provides an overview of the AACE 2019 diabetes devices promotional materials including Dexcom’s counter-messaging of the Abbott Libre CGM as well as all new Insulet Omnipod DASH promotion.