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Another study found that patients with type 2 diabetes and kidney disease who were prescribed GLP-1s had a 39% higher risk of requiring kidney replacement therapy (dialysis or transplant), compared to patients taking SGLT2 inhibitors
Oral, once-daily GLP-1 receptor partial agonist No strict fasting requirement (unlike oral Semaglutide) Simplified administration better patient adherence A potential alternative to injectable incretin therapies Clinical Impact Supported by 72-week RCTs Demonstrated statistically significant and clinically meaningful weight loss vs placebo Benefits amplified with lifestyle modification Dosing Approach (Stepwise Escalation) Initiation at low dose with gradual titration every 30 days to improve tolerability and optimize outcomes
Some oral GLP-1R agonists have achieved impressive weight loss results in phase 2 but appears to have a higher rate of discontinuation due to nausea and vomiting despite an onerous titration
Pulsatility is thought to matter for the downstream physiological effects of GH, which is part of why research models favor a short GHRH signal (no-DAC) that reinforces natural pulses over a multi-day DAC signal that raises the baseline more persistently
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