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At UAB, scientists are working to understand not just that these medications work, but how they work: how they act in the brain, how they affect multiple organs at once, why some patients respond better than others and what next-generation versions of these drugs might look like
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High-risk individuals may receive more long-term cardiovascular protection if GLP-1 RAs are initiated earlier
Similarly, women who are breastfeeding should avoid NAD+ injections, since it is unknown whether the exogenous NAD+ could affect the nursing infant or alter milk composition
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