Ozempic (semaglutide) is prescribed for adults with type 2 diabetes to: help manage blood sugar levels, in combination with lifestyle changes in diet and exercise lower certain risks, including heart attack and stroke, in people who also have heart disease and type 2 diabetes lower the risk of long-term kidney function decline, kidney failure, and heart-related death in adults with type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease Checking your blood sugar levels while using Ozempic can be helpful in making sure the medication is working
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Study period 1/1/2017 to 7/1/2025 Study population: inclusion Patients with A GLP-1 prescription for at least 90 days At least five pounds of weight loss while on the GLP-1 A weight reading between 30 days prior through 3 days after starting the GLP-1 A weight reading within 30 days of stopping the GLP-1 At least one weight reading 1 to 24 months following end of the GLP-1 Study population: exclusion Thyroid conditions (ever): ICD-10-CM E03*or E05* Eating disorders (ever): ICD-10-CM F50* Pregnancy within a year before GLP-1 start through GLP-1 stop Censoring Other weight loss medication or restart of GLP-1 Amputation Bariatric surgery Pregnancy that started in period after GLP-1 was stopped Outcomes Percent of weight change relative to initial weight loss after end of GLP-1 treatment GLP-1 A medication with a simple generic of semaglutide, liraglutide, or tirzepatide
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