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Immunwork Announces Positive Phase 1/2a Results for TE-8105, a Long-Acting GLP-1 RA, Demonstrating Favorable Safety, Tolerability, and Weight-loss Potential

Immunwork, Inc., a subsidiary of T-E Pharma, today announced the successful completion of the Phase 1/2a clinical trial of its long-acting glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist (GLP-1 RA), TE-8105, developed for the treatment of obesity. Conducted in Australia, the study demonstrated that TE-8105 is safe, well tolerated, and exhibits clear weight-loss potential, with only mild adverse

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Immunwork Announces Positive Phase I Top-Line Data for TE-8214, a Long-Acting Octreotide, Demonstrating Favorable Safety, Tolerability, and Potent IGF-1 Suppression

• Pioneering Patient Experience: TE-8214, a highly water-soluble aqueous solution, enables pain-free subcutaneous injection with a thin 30G needle, eliminating injection site reactions seen with current therapies.• Strong Pharmacodynamic Activity: Robust, dose-dependent reduction of disease biomarker IGF-1, with 83% of high-dose participants achieving a >20% reduction, confirming therapeutic potential.• Significant Market Potential: Positioned for the US$10 billion long-acting

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Two ultra-long acting drugs receive promising news! Phase 1 clinical trials are expected to be completed next year!

Immunwork announced that two ultra-long-acting drugs developed using innovative fatty acid bundles technology platform have received approval from the Australian Human Research Ethics Committee in May. TE-8105 targets obesity (including weight management), type 2 diabetes, and fatty liver disease, while TE-8214 targets neuroendocrine tumors and acromegaly. Both drugs have undergone initial dosing in low-dose subjects,

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