Coverage-gated living condition brief

Overweight peptide evidence brief

A cited Overweight peptide evidence brief across 17 exact-label ClinicalTrials.gov records, 7 connected profiles, and 4 registry-update years. The label is copied from each retained registry version and does not imply that PeptideScanner has verified a diagnosis, treatment relationship, or study result.

Registry records

17 selected records.

Connected peptides

7 profiles.

Registry update years

2020–2026 in selected records.

Direct collection answer · published August 17, 2026

What peptide evidence does PeptideScanner carry for Overweight?

PeptideScanner’s selected collection contains 17 retained ClinicalTrials.gov records carrying the exact condition label “Overweight,” connected to 7 peptide profiles across 4 registry-update years.

That answer describes this collection and the exact cited registry observations below. It is not a conclusion about whether any peptide treats Overweight, and it is not a safety or efficacy assessment.

Indication intelligence

Selected evidence landscape

Trial phases4

Phase labels copied from the retained ClinicalTrials.gov versions.

Registry statuses4

Overall statuses at each retained observation, not necessarily current today.

Across the connected peptide profiles, PeptideScanner also carries 194 selected PubMed records and 7 selected Drugs@FDA applications. Those records are profile context only; PeptideScanner does not claim they concern Overweight unless their own cited source says so.

Related profile context

Literature connected through these peptide profiles

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This is a bounded sample of up to six PubMed bibliography records connected through peptide profiles on this hub, not the total profile literature count above. They are not condition-matched records, and their presence does not establish that they concern Overweight.

Semaglutide · source record 2026-09-09

"I Believe in Santa Claus" and Ozempic: A Foucauldian Discourse Analysis of Holiday Health Advertising.

PubMed lists PMID 40536021 in Qualitative health research as Journal Article, with publication-date metadata of 2025-06-19 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug semaglutide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

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Maridebart cafraglutide · source record 2026-08-13

Design and therapeutic rationale of antibody-peptide conjugates: insights from maridebart cafraglutide (AMG133) and emerging applications.

PubMed lists PMID 42592044 in Antibody therapeutics as Journal Article, Review, with publication-date metadata of 2026-06-01 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug maridebart-cafraglutide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

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Retatrutide · source record 2025-09-02

Retatrutide.

PubMed lists PMID 39429457 in Clinical diabetes : a publication of the American Diabetes Association as Journal Article, with publication-date metadata of 2024-08-01 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug retatrutide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

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Semaglutide · source record 2026-09-07

Ozempic and thin line between therapy and dependence.

PubMed lists PMID 42703141 in JPMA. The Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association as Journal Article, with publication-date metadata of 2026-08 (month precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug semaglutide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

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Retatrutide · source record 2025-07-03

Triple-Hormone-Receptor Agonist Retatrutide for Obesity.

PubMed lists PMID 37888925 in The New England journal of medicine as Letter, Comment, with publication-date metadata of 2023-10-26 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug retatrutide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

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Collection change ledger

Recently changed records on this condition hub

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These events come only from the exact registry records shown on this page. The condition label does not establish a diagnosis, treatment relationship, or scientific agreement.

Record added

ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT05929066

PeptideScanner retained ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT05929066 at 2026-09-09T19:17:17.407Z. Its registry update date was 2026-08-21, and PeptideScanner's reviewed identity mapping was retatrutide.

PeptideScanner change date
September 9, 2026
Cited source date
August 21, 2026
Evidence lane
Clinical trials
Record added

ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT06926842

PeptideScanner retained ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT06926842 at 2026-09-09T19:17:17.080Z. Its registry update date was 2026-09-09, and PeptideScanner's reviewed identity mapping was petrelintide.

PeptideScanner change date
September 9, 2026
Cited source date
September 9, 2026
Evidence lane
Clinical trials
Record added

ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT07411560

PeptideScanner retained ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT07411560 at 2026-07-30T16:20:49.304Z. Its registry update date was 2026-04-13, and PeptideScanner's reviewed identity mapping was cagrilintide.

PeptideScanner change date
September 9, 2026
Cited source date
April 13, 2026
Evidence lane
Clinical trials

Exact-record source chronology

Overweight registry timeline

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Years come from the last-update date on each retained ClinicalTrials.gov observation. They show source chronology, not when PeptideScanner added the record and not a continuous monitoring guarantee.

2026

14 records

2024

1 record

2021

1 record

2020

1 record
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