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Pilavapadin + semaglutide is an investigational, preclinical combination therapy pairing Lexicon Pharmaceuticals' pilavapadin (LX9211, BMS-986176) with semaglutide. Pilavapadin is an oral, once-daily, selective small-molecule inhibitor of adapter protein-2–associated kinase 1 (AAK1), originally discovered in a neuroscience drug discovery alliance between Lexicon and Bristol Myers Squibb. Semaglutide is a marketed glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist peptide drug developed by Novo Nordisk. In preclinical mouse models of obesity, the combination of pilavapadin and semaglutide demonstrated synergistic weight loss efficacy, reducing body weight by 31% after 28 days of treatment compared to 25% for semaglutide alone and 14% for pilavapadin monotherapy. The combination is being explored for the treatment of obesity.
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