- - - A new 2-year comparative study from NYU Langone just droppedand the results are clear: Bariatric Surgery vs GLP-1s (semaglutide/tirzepatide): 25.7% total body weight loss with surgery vs 5.3% with GLP-1s (intention-to-treat) Even in per-protocol analysis (continuous GLP-1 use), surgery still outperformed: 24.6% vs 7.6% Surgery had better HbA1c improvement, too Translational Insight: Yes, the relatively low weight loss in the medication group was partly due to therapy interruptions and discontinuation
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There is currently no FDA-approved indication for tirzepatide specifically for Hashimoto's disease, and no large-scale randomized controlled trials have evaluated tirzepatide as a treatment for this autoimmune thyroid condition