PBS marks Reptile Awareness Day with the lizard origins of GLP-1 drugs
A short PBS clip with a herpetologist on how GLP-1 medications trace back to a lizard.
Recap by typeshit. Video by @pbs on TikTok.
A short PBS clip with a herpetologist on how GLP-1 medications trace back to a lizard.
Recap by typeshit. Video by @pbs on TikTok.
The REDEFINE 1 data covered 2,309 women, with placebo at 3%. In the REDEFINE 4 head-to-head, tirzepatide matched or slightly beat it.
Superpower says the drug carries radiation straight to cancer cells and cites a phase 3 trial showing a 79% lower risk of progression or death. A 14-part thread.
Australian experts note about half a million people there use GLP-1 drugs for diabetes alone, and lay out what new users should keep in mind about nutrition.
A herpetology-themed clip from PBS points to reptiles as part of the story behind today's GLP-1 medications. Short and light, but a fun bit of history.
Led by Alabama's Steve Marshall, the AGs call the supply chain a security risk and say an FDA import list could be used to launder knock-off semaglutide.
Novo says results held across menopausal stages among 1,900 women, from 23.1% to 26.7%, against about 2% on placebo. The piece also pitches obesity ETFs.
Loading…