are GLP1's associated with pancreatitis??
A recent study found that GLP-1 receptor agonists were not associated with more acute pancreatitis than sulfonylureas. There was a small increase in GLP-1 related pancreatitis that was offset by decreased alcohol- and triglyceride-related pancreatitis attributable to the GLP-1s: see GLP-1 pancreatitisBMJ2026 in dropbox, or doi:10.1136/ bmjmed-2025-002183 Details : -- 333,687 patients were studied who had type 2 diabetes and antidiabetic therapy was initiated by a GLP-1 receptor agonist (n=132,551) or a sulfonylurea (n= 201,136), between January 2017 and January 2024, from the Veterans Affairs healthcare system databases -- mean age 66, 75% white/21% black -- smoking: never 43%/former 38%/current 20%; alcohol use disorder 6% -- area deprivation index 57 (a composite of socioeconomic disadvantage based on education, income, employment, and other poverty measures, measured at the participants' location, with values ranging from low to high of 0 to 100) -- BMI 34, A1c 8.6%, eGFR 76 -...