Diabetes & Obesity Podcasts: Obesity Drugs and Co-Morbidities

Diabetes & Obesity Series

Obesity Drugs and Co-Morbidities

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Dr. Richard Gregg
Chief Scientific Officer
Vitae Pharmaceuticals

Dr. Gregg offers insight into the development of obesity drugs, and how co-morbidities factor into development, as well as how it impacts sites and CROs in Phase I through III trials.

Others in the Series

• Getting Smart about Diabetes

• Type 2 Diabetes

• Challenges Sponsors Face in Diabetes Trials

• Role of Biomarkers

• Challenges to the Site

• Subject Recruitment and Retention

• Finding the Patients

• Understanding for Better Retention

• Role of Imaging in Diabetes Trials

• Obesity Drugs and Co-Morbidities

• Safety and Regulatory Aspects of Obesity Drugs

• Pediatric Clinical Trials

Diabetes Resources

• Articles, Multimedia
• Diabetes Drugs in Development, 2009

• Diabetes: The Forgotten Disease

• ePRO Use in Obesity and Hypertension Trials

• Recorded Webcasts from the European Association for the Study of Diabetes Annual Meeting, October 2009

• FDA Scientists Recognized at Diabetes Technology Meeting

Associations and Societies

• American Association of Diabetes Educators

• American Diabetes Association, Professional Section

• The Endocrine Society

• European Association for the Study of Diabetes

• The Diabetes Technology Society

Clinical Trials

• Clinical Trials for Type II Diabetes in Adults

• Clinical Trials for Type II Diabetes in Children

Obesity Resources

Articles, Multimedia

• Clinical Trial Challenges in Obesity

• Diabesity

• The Obesity Pipeline

• Key Drug Execs Talk Obesity

• Primary Care/Health Care Issues

• Recent Study Pinpoints Weight Gain in Children Using Antipsychotics

Associations and Societies

• The Obesity Society

• International Association for the Study of Obesity

• European Association for the Study of Obesity

Clinical Trials

• Clinical Trials for Obese Children

• Clinical Trials for Obese Adults

• Clinical Trials for Metabolic Syndrome in Adults