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Today I'm going to go over the new stories around diabetes that jumped out at me for the week of July 29, 2004.

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what's up everyone this is the news that caught my eye for the week of July 29th

2024. Let's get started. So there's a recent trial investigating the use of Ozempic to manage kidney

disease and individuals with type 1 diabetes. The study aims to determine if Ozempic can reduce insulin needs and improve blood glucose

control in people, in people newly diagnosed with type on diabetes. I can only talk from my perspective here with my

daughter but I don't think we need to study for this one. The answer is yes.

Study details. Participants and dosage. The trial involved 10 adults age 21 to 39 who started taking

semi-glutide with three months of, within three months of their diagnosis, they began with a

weekly dose of 0.125 milligrams, which was gradually

increased to a maximum of 0.5 per week. The mealtime insulin doses were

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