Metsera Enters Race With Potential Monthly GLP-1 Injection For Obesity

Five months after its debut, the company plans to take its candidate, MET-097, into Phase IIb development.

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Metsera, Inc. is stepping into the rapidly growing ring of companies developing GLP-1 agonists for obesity with new Phase I data showing significant weight reduction as well as the potential for monthly dosing of its candidate, MET-097.

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