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Trial Supports GLP-1 After Underwhelming Metabolic Surgery

Liraglutide Could Improve Weight Loss after Poor Response to Metabolic Surgery

The BARI-OPTIMISE randomized clinical trial reports individuals with poor weight loss after metabolic surgery had significantly greater reductions in body weight after treatment with 3.0 mg liraglutide, compared with placebo.

Earwax test to measure glucose levels could help those with type 2 diabetes

Earwax test to measure glucose levels ‘could help those with type 2 diabetes’ 10/12/2020, 7:02 pm Researchers have said a test that uses earwax to measure glucose levels could allow earlier identification of type 2 diabetes (Peter Byrne/PA) A test that uses earwax to measure glucose levels could allow earlier identification of type 2 diabetes, scientists have said. The researchers believe the test, which can be done at home without clinical supervision, may also have the potential to measure Covid-19 antibodies that accumulate in earwax. They say the method is a cheap and effective way to assess glucose levels in people who might have diabetes.

Earwax test could help doctors identity early signs of diabetes

Embargoed to 1900 Thursday December 10 A test that uses earwax to measure glucose levels could allow earlier identification of type 2 diabetes, scientists have said. The researchers believe the test, which can be done at home without clinical supervision, may also have the potential to measure Covid-19 antibodies that accumulate in earwax. They say the method is a cheap and effective way to assess glucose levels in people who might have diabetes. The scientists claim their device was almost 60% more reliable at measuring chronic glucose levels averaged over a month than an existing gold standard technique . Dr Andres Herane-Vives, of University College London s Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, said: It is estimated globally that one in two adults with type 2 diabetes are undiagnosed, and the situation is likely to have worsened during Covid-19 as people may not have undergone screening.

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