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Stephen O'Rahilly - beneficios riesgos GLP1 EN Stephen O'Rahilly Professor of Clinical Biochemistry and Medicine and Director of the Wellcome-MRC Institute of Metabolic Science-Metabolic Research Laboratories, University of Cambridge Studies such as these have to be interpreted very cautiously as the people studied have not been randomly allocated to GLP1 receptor agonist treatment, so any difference between those taking and not taking the class of drug could potentially be attributable to factors other than the drug

In medication terms, an agonist is a manufactured substance that attaches to a cell receptor and causes the same action as the naturally occurring substance

Wegovy's prescribing information specifically cautions that adverse-reaction rates from different drug trials cannot simply be compared

The platform provides evidence-based guidance that helps researchers navigate this decision with confidence, backed by the experience of thousands of members who have evaluated both compounds

Results have not been independently verified

Weight gain Regaining weight is one side effect that people experience when they stop taking a GLP-1