For Type 2 diabetes patients with adequate beta cell function, GLP-1 medications can sometimes replace or delay the need for insulin therapy
Challa TD, Beaton N, Arnold M, Rudofsky G, Langhans W, Wolfrum C
Long-term urinary health on GLP-1 therapy Most discussions about semaglutide and UTIs focus on the short-term risks
FACS analysis confirmed that at passage 10, 54.7% of EpCAM+ HBs co-expressed the proliferative marker Ki67, and immunostaining showed sustained co-expression of AFP, HNF4, and Ki67
5 , 6 In contrast, some agents, such as SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists, may be advantageous with respect to improved renal outcomes with SGLT2 inhibitors as well as improved cardiovascular (CV) outcomes with both of these classes of medications, which is a particular concern as CV effects are common and a leading cause of death among those with diabetes