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The newly discovered conjunctive use of GLP-1RA can improve clinical outcomes in patients with multiple chronic illnesses that have overlapping pathophysiology and help improve quality of life with early introduction

Patients taking tirzepatide with insulin or sulfonylureas should be especially cautious and may need medication dose adjustments when consuming alcohol

Gut dysbiosis is prevailing in Sjgrens syndrome and is related to dry eye severity

Semaglutide studies show that lean mass loss typically accounts for 26% to 40% of total weight lost

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DM2 is a complex metabolic disorder triggered by a combination of genetic and environmental factors that leads to development of insulin resistance, progressive pancreatic beta cell insufficiency resulting in hyperglycemia