New Study Confirms Phenomix Sciences' Hungry Brain Test Identifies Abnormal Satiation and Predicts Response to Qsymia
MENLO PARK, Calif., Oct. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Results from a new obesity study conducted at Mayo Clinic to assess the utility of the Phenomix Sciences MyPhenome Hungry Brain test were presented at ObesityWeek 2023 by Mayo Clinic's Dr. Diego Anazco, M.D., research postdoctoral fellow in the lab of Dr. Andres Acosta, M.D., Ph.D. The study demonstrated that Phenomix's Hungry Brain biomarker test could predict both the Hungry Brain phenotype and identify high responders to phentermine-topiramate (phen-top, e.g., Qsymia), an FDA-approved anti-obesity medication for weight loss.
- The study demonstrated that Phenomix's Hungry Brain biomarker test could predict both the Hungry Brain phenotype and identify high responders to phentermine-topiramate (phen-top, e.g., Qsymia), an FDA-approved anti-obesity medication for weight loss.
- The study used a cohort of data from a 12-month randomized control trial of patients on Qsymia to assess the MyPhenome Hungry Brain test.
- the Hungry Brain phenotype), measured by calories to fullness, and the biomarker test identified patients who can achieve greater total body weight loss (TBWL) when treated with Qsymia.
- Phenomix released its first two MyPhenome tests for Hungry Gut and Hungry Brain biomarkers this year.