glp 1 and colon cancer If you are taking a GLP-1 for diabetes or weight loss, a new study found it may also be lowering your risk of cancer. Researchers analyzed health records for 281,000 people Protecting the endocrine axis in

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Overall, the favorable metabolic profile induced by GLP-1 RAs (weight loss and reduced caloric intake, improvement in glycemic compensation) allows one to hypothesize their potential effectiveness in the treatment of NAFLD, in addition to T2DM and obesity