GLP-1 receptor agonists in heart failure GLP-1 receptor agonists have demonstrated favorable cardiovascular effects in patients with T2DM and obesity as meta-analyses suggest a reduction in hospitalization for incident or new-onset HF of approximately 18%, alongside reductions in major adverse cardiovascular events [6, 14, 15]
In vitro and animal-model studies have examined its interaction with angiogenic, nitric-oxide, and growth-factor signalling pathways relevant to soft-tissue research
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Clinical studies : A 2024 cohort study in JAMA Ophthalmology reported a higher observed rate of NAION in patients prescribed semaglutide compared with those on non-GLP-1 therapies, suggesting an increased risk but not proving causation