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glp 1 for intracranial hypertension

glp 1 for intracranial hypertension Exenatide (a GLP-1 receptor agonist) rapidly lowered pressure in active IIH, with a sustained signal at 12 weeks and no meaningful weight change. The authors suggest an ICP-lowering glp 1 receptor agonists in

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