1.1 Brief history of GLP-1 discovery and development GLP-1 was discovered during research into the incretin effect, which occurs when oral glucose consumption leads to increased insulin production compared to intravenous glucose administration (Kreymann et al
As ongoing trials clarify long-term outcomes, clinicians may increasingly incorporate GLP-1 therapies into broader CKD management strategies aimed at slowing disease progression
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However, a few methodological differences may contribute to the incongruency of our findings with those of Helmstdter et al
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GLP-1, also known as an incretin, is a hormone produced in the intestinal wall that decreases glucagon release and increases insulin release by the pancreas