ODwire.org NewsBot NewsBot Staff member Jul 30, 2007 8,420 75 0 School/Org Newsbot U City Barre State VT Yesterday at 5:12 PM #1 Yesterday at 5:12 PM #1 GLP-1s may double risk for development of wet AMD Healio Continue reading...
AdminWolf Site Administrator & Tech Lead Staff member Feb 24, 2001 18,448 4,294 113 School/Org University of Michigan Medical School City Lake Oswego State OR Today at 2:45 PM #2 Today at 2:45 PM #2 Just as an aside (and as a teaser) Dr. Julie Rodman will be giving a talk about the ocular effects of GLP1 analogs at CEwire2026. More details to follow as the site goes live in a couple of weeks -- ad Reactions: David Gregory Luce
Just as an aside (and as a teaser) Dr. Julie Rodman will be giving a talk about the ocular effects of GLP1 analogs at CEwire2026. More details to follow as the site goes live in a couple of weeks -- ad
David Gregory Luce ODwire.org Supporting Member Dec 5, 2021 788 475 63 School/Org PUCO City Welches State OR Today at 3:01 PM #3 Today at 3:01 PM #3 Now that Celebes are marketing online doctors and prescribing and the Trump Administration is working to lower the price this is more relevant. Last edited: 19 minutes ago
Now that Celebes are marketing online doctors and prescribing and the Trump Administration is working to lower the price this is more relevant.
Mike Alvarez ODwire.org Supporting Member Mar 1, 2006 9,203 5,752 113 School/Org Indiana University School of Optometry City Loogootee State IN 49 minutes ago #4 49 minutes ago #4 The increase was from 0.1% to 0.2%. So double, but still very small.
AdminWolf Site Administrator & Tech Lead Staff member Feb 24, 2001 18,448 4,294 113 School/Org University of Michigan Medical School City Lake Oswego State OR 10 minutes ago #5 10 minutes ago #5 Mike Alvarez said: The increase was from 0.1% to 0.2%. So double, but still very small. Click to expand... The relative risk is incredibly small, since the base was small. I would say for many people the systemic benefits far outweigh the risk, especially if someone is morbidly obese.
Mike Alvarez said: The increase was from 0.1% to 0.2%. So double, but still very small. Click to expand... The relative risk is incredibly small, since the base was small. I would say for many people the systemic benefits far outweigh the risk, especially if someone is morbidly obese.