While gastrointestinal AEs such as nausea and vomiting dominate safety reports 8 and recent pharmacovigilance studies highlight increasingly recognized risks including acute pancreatitis, nephritis, hypotension, and syncope 9,10,11 , emerging data suggest that GLP-1 RAs may be associated with neurological adverse events (NAEs) 12,13
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94 Conversely, a subset of the Olmsted County Heart Function Study, 8% of whom had diabetes, identified regression of Stage B HF to stage A HF or normal in 39% of subjects who underwent repeat echo after four years
Well be watching for liver effects very carefully, Ryan said
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