Fifty-Two-Week Efficacy and Safety of Sotagliflozin, a Dual SGLT1 and SGLT2 Inhibitor, as Adjunct Therapy to Insulin in Adults with Type 1 Diabetes (The European inTandem2 Study)
Authors: DANNE THOMAS , CARIOU BERTRAND , BANKS PHILLIP L. , BRANDLE MICHAEL , BRATH HELMUT , FRANEK EDWARD , KUSHNER JAKE A. , LAPUERTA PABLO , MCGUIRE DARREN K. , PETERS ANNE L. , SAWHNEY SANGEETA , STRUMPH PAUL 
Published: June 2018

Sotagliflozin (SOTA) is a dual SGLT1 and SGLT2 inhibitor in development as adjunct therapy to insulin in T1D.
In this double-blind, 52-week study, 782 adults with T1D treated with multiple daily insulin injections or pump therapy were randomized 1:1:1 to placebo (n=258), SOTA 200 mg (n=261) or SOTA 400 mg (n=263) once daily after 6 weeks of insulin optimization. Primary endpoint was change from baseline in A1C at Week 24. Other endpoints included A1C, documented hypoglycemia (DH), weight and FPG change at Week 52, patient (pt) reported outcomes (PROs) and net clinical benefit (NCB), assessing the proportion of pts with A1C &lt;7.0% without severe hypoglycemia (SH) or diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).
Baseline characteristics were similar between groups. Compared with placebo, treatment with SOTA 200 or 400 mg improved A1C and pt satisfaction at Week 24 and reduced A1C, DH rate, weight, FPG and pt distress at Week 52 (Table). More pts achieved NCB in the SOTA arms vs. placebo (Table). Pts receiving SOTA 400 mg had the least SH events, but more genital mycotic infections, DKA and diarrhea than placebo.
In conclusion, SOTA 200 and 400 mg were associated with statistically significant A1C reductions that were sustained (P&lt;0.05) at Week 52, as well as improved DH and PROs. There was more DKA, but less SH, with SOTA 400 mg relative to placebo at Week 52.
Efficacy (mITT population) and Safety (safety population) ResultsPlacebo n=258SOTA 200 mg n=261SOTA 400 mg n=263Mean A1C at Baseline, after 6-week insulin optimization, %7.797.747.71Outcomes at Week 24A1C LSM difference from placebo, % ± SE (P-value)--0.37±0.(P&lt;0.001)-0.35±0.(P&lt;0.001)Outcomes at Week 52A1C LSM difference from placebo, % ± SE (P-value)--0.21±0.07 (P=0.003)-0.32±0.07 (P&lt;0.001)FPG LSM difference from placebo, mmol/L ± SE--0.27±0.33 (P=0.41)-0.87±0.33 (P=0.008)Daily insulin LSM difference from placebo, IU ± SE (P-value)--2.81±1.14 (P=0.014)-3.37±1.14 (P=0.003)DH ratea, LSM difference from placebo ± SE (P-value)-0.03±0.01 (P=0.017)-0.03±0.01 (P=0.006)Body weight LSM difference from placebo, kg ± SE (P-value)--2.18±0.36 (P&lt;0.001)-2.92±0.36 (P&lt;0.001)Mean daily bolus insulin dose at Baseline, IU32.131.131.9Bolus insulin dose mean change from Baseline, % ± SE4.21±3.25-3.48±3.24-7.94±3.23Bolus insulin LSM difference from placebo, % ± SE (P-value)--7.70±4.41 (P=0.08)-12.15±4.40 (P=0.006)Net clinical benefit at Week 52A1C &lt;7.0% without SH and without DKA, n (%)37 (14.3)67 (25.7)70 (26.6)Safety outcomes over 52 weeksAny TEAE, n (%)158 (61.2)178 (68.2)181 (68.8)TEAEs leading to study discontinuation, n (%)9 (3.5)10 (3.8)18 (6.8)Treatment-emergent serious adverse events, n (%)17 (6.6)26 (10.0)21 (8.0)Death, n (%)2 (0.8)*00DKAb, n (%)06 (2.3)9 (3.4)Severe hypoglycemia, n (%)13 (5.0)13 (5.0)6 (2.3)Diarrheac, n (%)9 (3.5)12 (4.6)19 (7.2)Genital mycotic infection, n (%)6 (2.3)24 (9.2)29 (11.0)Patient reported outcomesDTSQ score LSM difference from placebo at Week 24 ± SE (P-value)-2.0±0.4 (P&lt;0.001)1.7±0.4 (P&lt;0.001)DDS2 score LSM difference from placebo at Week 52 ± SE (P-value)--0.2±0.2 (P=0.23)-0.3±0.2 (P=0.046)DDS2, two-item Diabetes Distress Screening Scale (negative scores indicate improvement); DH, documented hypoglycemia; DKA, diabetic ketoacidosis; DTSQ, diabetes treatment satisfaction questionnaire; FPG, fasting plasma glucose; LSM, least squares mean; mITT, modified intent-to-treat; SE, standard error; SH, severe hypoglycemia; SOTA, sotagliflozin; TEAE, treatment emergent adverse events. *One death was due to cardiopulmonary failure and the other to a malignant lung neoplasm.aevents per patient per day ≤3.0 mmol/L (≤55 mg/dL);bPositively-adjudicated events (defined as an adjudicator assessment of yes/certainly or yes/probably), discontinuation of drug due to DKA was: 0% placebo, 0% SOTA 200 mg, and 1.9% for SOTA 400 mg;cDiscontinuation of drug due to diarrhea was: 0.4% placebo, 0.8% SOTA 200 mg, and 0.8% SOTA 400 mg.

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