Skye Bioscience (SKYE) KOL Event summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
KOL Event summary
31 Dec, 2025Introduction and agenda
Event focused on interpreting CBeyond Phase 2a topline, translating clinical readouts, and discussing new preclinical data, with a structured agenda including science updates, KOL panel, and Q&A.
The session included presentations on science, study design, and expectations for 26-week and 52-week outcomes, followed by expert panel discussion and audience Q&A.
KOL background and credentials
Panel included Dr. Sean Wharton (anti-obesity clinical experience), Dr. Kenneth Cusi (endocrinologist, obesity expert, CBeyond PI), and Dr. Marcus Goncalves (endocrinologist, biomedical researcher at NYU Langone).
Market insights and analysis
Surveys of ~60 endocrinologists and PCPs revealed unmet needs in tolerability and chronic use for obesity therapies, highlighting opportunities for monotherapy, combination, and maintenance regimens.
Better tolerability is seen as key to long-term adherence and market differentiation, especially for patients intolerant to GLP-1 or needing additional weight loss.
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