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A review of records for more than 256,000 adults with obesity and prediabetes, followed for three years, found that users of GLP-1 drugs were more likely than metformin users to return their blood sugar levels to normal—by 50%—and had a 31% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. These drugs were also associated with lower risks of death from any cause (41%), heart attacks (15%), strokes (20%), heart failure (25%), and atrial fibrillation (8%). Despite the findings, one researcher said metformin remains the first-line treatment because it is safe, inexpensive, and has a long track record of use.
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