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Experimentally, one-month regimen of exenatide in rats increased the length and weight of the small intestine by 9% and 31%, respectively 6 , consistent with our own observations that the rats had an average increase of 43% in the small intestine length after 3-month treatment of polyethylene glycol (PEG)-exenatide (data not shown)

Affordability and availability remain the leading practical limitations for GLP-1 receptor agonist therapies

These results underscore the importance of personalized care strategies and proactive follow-up to ensure patients remain on therapy when appropriateor transition off it safely when needed