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Mayo Clinic: Diabetes - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic
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Healthline.com: Top Diabetes Treatment Advancements in 2023 (healthline.com)
There are currently more than 500 potential medicines being researched for the treatment of diabetes. Advancing knowledge has increased awareness of how diabetes, weight gain, and risk for heart disease are all related. In recent years, many have hailed the widespread availability of GLP-1 oral and injectable agonists (for example, Ozempic) as a critical advance in how the condition is managed. GLP-1 agonists trigger insulin release, reduce glucose production in the liver, and promote a feeling of fullness. Such a breakthrough wouldn’t have been possible without thousands of diabetes patients volunteering for clinical research studies!
More than 400 million people around the world are impacted by diabetes. There are many opportunities for people with diabetes along with healthy volunteers to contribute to clinical research and help further the development of treatment and prevention options. Want to stay informed about trials near your home. Register with us today!
RECRUITING TRIALS
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Mayo Clinic: Diabetes - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic
Healthline.com: Top Diabetes Treatment Advancements in 2023 (healthline.com)