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Amylin expected to be the next big target Amylin analogs are a different modality (non-incretin) as it works by increasing satiety and increasing leptin sensitivity, which is a distinct mechanism compared to GLP-1
For the same reason, Wilcoxon ranked test was used to study the differences between pre- and post-surgical values
Further studies with larger sample sizes and adequate evaluation of NAION are warranted to clarify this potential risk, the researchers wrote
A reasonable monitoring cadence for most patients is: Every 3 months for the first year Every 6 months once values are stable Ask specifically: "What A1C reduction are we targeting, and at what point would we reassess or adjust the approach?" For context on realistic A1C changes over time, see: How Much Can A1C Drop in 3 Months
Joint pain decreases for many people