Aug 25, 2026 · 11 min · 9 segments
Send us Fan Mail A drug’s name can sound like a footnote, but it can be the key that unlocks global trust. We sit down with Dr Liz Dallimore…
Liz DallimoreGuest
Andrew MusgraveHost
Now, Liz, to start things off, the World Health Organization recently confirmed Ziranatide as the international non-proprietary name for your lead drug candidate, ARG007.
What does this formal recognition mean for the company as you scale up global clinical and commercial engagement?
So you have to apply to the World Health Organisation to get what's known as this non-proprietary name.
So essentially what it means, it allows clinicians in this sort of later stage trials and also when the drug is approved to actually identify what sort of drug it is so the natide relates to the fact that the drug is a peptide and then the prefix to that is a word that means nothing so it can't have any association with really anything that the drug does so It just allows clinicians really to understand what sort of drug that they are dealing with.
And one of those key sort of hurdles that we have to get over with the World Health Organization as we progress the clinical development of serenityte.
Now, Liz, to start things off, the World Health Organization recently confirmed Ziranatide as the international non-proprietary name for your lead drug candidate, ARG007.
What does this formal recognition mean for the company as you scale up global clinical and commercial engagement?
So you have to apply to the World Health Organisation to get what's known as this non-proprietary name.
So essentially what it means, it allows clinicians in this sort of later stage trials and also when the drug is approved to actually identify what sort of drug it is so the natide relates to the fact that the drug is a peptide and then the prefix to that is a word that means nothing so it can't have any association with really anything that the drug does so It just allows clinicians really to understand what sort of drug that they are dealing with.
And one of those key sort of hurdles that we have to get over with the World Health Organization as we progress the clinical development of serenityte.
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