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it's funny in that a few years ago we were (and still are) excited by the potential cellular protective properties of GLP1 agonists, not just in the pancreas bu
by caycep 3y ago
it's funny in that a few years ago we were (and still are) excited by the potential cellular protective properties of GLP1 agonists, not just in the pancreas but in brain glial cells or whatnot. So much so that it seems to be the most neuroprotective of recent candidates for Parkinson's disease disease-modifying-therapies (DMTs).
to whit, (like botox), all the initial promises of the stuff have been waaaay overshadowed by...cosmetic value.
(I'm oversimplifying a bit...for those who are morbidly obese, yes, the weight loss really helps, but then they also have diabetes most likely which is the primary indication of the drug)