Tag Archives: Lilly

New Jardiance TV DTC Campaign Observed

A new Jardiance TV DTC commercial, called “Audrey is on it,” has been observed. Of note, the commercial is set to the tune of the 1981 hit “Apache (Jump on it)” by the Sugarhill Gang, potentially in response to the success of other T2DM commercials that have also used jingles (Ozempic, Farxiga, and Tresiba). Below, FENIX provides analysis of the Jardiance TV commercial including insight on how the commercial’s football/marching band theme is apropos leading into the NFL and college football seasons.

This content is for members only.
Register
Already a member? Log in here

Empa T1DM Filed with FDA; Oral GLP-1RA Advanced to Ph1; Lilly Q2 ’19 Earnings Update

Lilly hosted its Q2 ’19 earnings call and provided updates across its diabetes business. Of note, Lilly’s pipeline now lists empa T1DM as being filed (FDA refused to accept the initial sNDA). Following the 36-week results from Lilly’s AWARD-11 study, Lilly said it plans to file high-dose Trulicity with regulatory authorities “by late 2019.” Furthermore, Lilly’s oral GLP-1RA, called “GLP-1 NPA” (GLP-1 non-peptide agonist), has advanced to Ph1. Below, FENIX provides diabetes-related highlights and insights from the call, including the assumption that the REWIND CHMP agenda listing for July was only for adoption of supplementary information.

This content is for Read Less members only.
Register
Already a member? Log in here

No Update on REWIND CHMP Decision

A CHMP opinion on Lilly’s REWIND CVOT was anticipated on Friday, July 26; however, there has been no press release from Lilly nor is REWIND listed on the July 2019 CHMP meeting highlights. Below, FENIX provides brief thoughts on the REWIND EU regulatory situation.

This content is for Read Less members only.
Register
Already a member? Log in here

Lilly Nasal Glucagon Approved As “BAQSIMI”

Lilly’s nasal glucagon has been approved by FDA under the brand name “BAQSIMI”. Recall, during Lilly’s Q1 ’19 earnings call, Lilly announced that FDA delayed the approval by 3 months. FENIX will be conducting an in-depth label analysis in the coming days.

This content is for Read Less members only.
Register
Already a member? Log in here

Thoughts on New ACC T2DM ASCVD Recommendations

The ACC published their 2018 ACC Expert Consensus Decision Pathway on Novel Therapies for CV Risk Reduction in Patients with T2DM and ASCVD in JACC. Notably, the ACC recommends SGLT2i use for potential CV benefits and GLP-1RA use for those patients who may have an unsuitable risk profile for SGLT2i use. Below, FENIX provides a winners-and-losers analysis based on the recent ACC recommendations compared to the updated ADA/EASD guidelines from October 2018.

This content is for Read Less members only.
Register
Already a member? Log in here