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Nevertheless, the available data indicate that incretin receptor agonism exerts direct immunomodulatory effects, which would be expected to reduce synovial inflammation and fibrosis

We adjust dosing gradually and monitor tolerance

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These guidelines require testing under multiple conditions: Long-term studies: Storage at recommended conditions (2-8 degrees Celsius for semaglutide) for the full proposed shelf life

Weight loss was more pronounced in patients with a BMI over 35, compared to those under 35