29 Antiliraglutide Antibodies: In three of the six phase III LEAD trials, anti-liraglutide antibodies were reported and developed as follows: in 9% to 13% of subjects receiving 0.6 mg to 1.8 mg (LEAD-1)
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So overall, twice the effort is needed to build the advantage and half as much to destroy it or return it. The study, published in BMJ Medicine, underscores the need to maintain GLP-1 therapy to continue receiving its cardiovascular benefits
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