Sunday digest anchored on Friday's Fierce Pharma Oral GLP-1 Tracker, which flagged the first weekly decline in Wegovy pill prescriptions since the January 5 launch — scripts dropped from ~143,000 to ~137,000 in the week ending May 8 — even as total Wegovy (injectable + pill) scripts climbed 1.3% to ~446,000 with a 40.5% obesity GLP-1 market share. Foundayo Week 5 IQVIA hit 10,248 prescriptions, a 40% week-over-week jump that finally narrows the trajectory gap with Novo's oral semaglutide. Wall Street's mid-May Lilly outlook is firmly bullish: Barclays $1,400 (Overweight, tirzepatide momentum), Cantor Fitzgerald $1,230 (Overweight, Foundayo + Mounjaro), and Motley Fool's May 17 piece framed Lilly's next-generation retatrutide as the agent that could 'waylay Wegovy and even zap Zepbound' once TRIUMPH-1 and TRIUMPH-2 read out in Q2-Q3 2026. The cardiovascular outcomes trial TRIUMPH-OUTCOMES isn't expected until 2027, but the seven other Phase 3 readouts due this year remain the largest near-term catalyst for the company. On the non-GLP-1 side, a Nature Biotechnology paper from a multi-institution collaboration introduced deep peptide recognition profiling (PRP) — a yeast-display and protein-language-model platform that decodes TCR specificity across HLA-B*27:05-restricted ankylosing spondylitis and acute anterior uveitis TCRs, identifying autoantigen candidates that AlphaFold3 missed. A 2026 Discover Oncology review consolidated the case for antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) as anticancer therapeutics, joining the Frontiers in Medicine April review and the May International Journal of Peptide Research piece. The AMR-breakthrough wave — AI-designed AMPs, phage therapy, repurposed drugs — has produced peer-reviewed evidence supporting peptides as the most promising near-term antibiotic-resistance response. ASCO 2026 abstracts drop in four days (May 21) with the peptide oncology slate dominated by Bicycle Therapeutics, Avacta, Pfizer, BioVaxys, BriaCell, and the Crinetics CRN09682 SSTR2 NDC.