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Semaglutide Phase 2 Trial: 59% NASH resolution at 0.4 mg/day Building upon the foundation established by the LEAN trial, researchers subsequently conducted a larger phase 2 trial evaluating semaglutides efficacy in NASH patients

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Characterization of gastric ghrelin cells in man and other mammals: Studies in adult and fetal tissues

Results in trial reports (primary trial results and subsequent secondary publications), and their accompanying Additional file 1, were used as the primary source of information

Imbernon M, Saponaro C, Helms HCC, et al

The next generation of GLP-1s came along as Novo Nordisk released semaglutide, which was approved for type 2 diabetes in 2017 (as Ozempic) and for obesity in 2021 (as Wegovy)