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Anyone reviewing this information should interpret it within the context of preclinical science, and remain aware that these substances are not approved, not clinically validated, and subject to regulatory restrictions in many settings
While the overall risk appears to be small, I now screen more carefully for patients with risk factors such as pre-existing optic nerve problems, glaucoma, or significant diabetic retinopathy. Recent research also connects liraglutide, the active ingredient in Saxenda and Victoza, to similar concerns