Obesity,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
31(1), С. 111 - 122
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2022
Abstract
Objective
This
paper
describes
the
baseline
characteristics
of
Semaglutide
Effects
on
Heart
Disease
and
Stroke
in
Patients
with
Overweight
or
Obesity
(SELECT)
study,
one
largest
cardiovascular
(CV)
outcome
studies
field
obesity,
which
evaluates
effect
semaglutide
versus
placebo
major
CV
events.
Methods
SELECT
enrolled
individuals
overweight
obesity
without
diabetes,
prior
myocardial
infarction,
stroke,
and/or
peripheral
artery
disease.
study
reports
participants'
full
population
subgroups
defined
by
glycated
hemoglobin
(HbA
1c
;
<5.7%,
≥5.7
to
<6.0%,
≥6.0
<6.5%),
waist
height
ratio
tertile,
qualifying
event
condition.
Results
The
17,605
participants
(72.5%
male)
an
average
(SD)
age
61.6
(8.9)
years
BMI
33.34
(5.04)
kg/m
2
.
most
common
was
infarction
(76.3%
participants),
followed
stroke
(23.3%)
disease
(8.6%).
Furthermore,
24.3%
had
a
heart
failure
diagnosis.
Two‐thirds
(66%)
HbA
prediabetes
range
(5.7%‐6.4%).
Across
groups
increasing
,
prevalence
all
risk
factors
increased.
Conclusions
includes
across
broad
relevant
categories.
will
allow
garner
information
about
benefits
these
clinical
subgroups.
Journal of Hypertension,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
41(12), С. 1874 - 2071
Опубликована: Июнь 24, 2023
Document
Reviewers:
Luis
Alcocer
(Mexico),
Christina
Antza
(Greece),
Mustafa
Arici
(Turkey),
Eduardo
Barbosa
(Brazil),
Adel
Berbari
(Lebanon),
Luís
Bronze
(Portugal),
John
Chalmers
(Australia),
Tine
De
Backer
(Belgium),
Alejandro
de
la
Sierra
(Spain),
Kyriakos
Dimitriadis
Dorota
Drozdz
(Poland),
Béatrice
Duly-Bouhanick
(France),
Brent
M.
Egan
(USA),
Serap
Erdine
Claudio
Ferri
(Italy),
Slavomira
Filipova
(Slovak
Republic),
Anthony
Heagerty
(UK),
Michael
Hecht
Olsen
(Denmark),
Dagmara
Hering
Sang
Hyun
Ihm
(South
Korea),
Uday
Jadhav
(India),
Manolis
Kallistratos
Kazuomi
Kario
(Japan),
Vasilios
Kotsis
Adi
Leiba
(Israel),
Patricio
López-Jaramillo
(Colombia),
Hans-Peter
Marti
(Norway),
Terry
McCormack
Paolo
Mulatero
Dike
B.
Ojji
(Nigeria),
Sungha
Park
Priit
Pauklin
(Estonia),
Sabine
Perl
(Austria),
Arman
Postadzhian
(Bulgaria),
Aleksander
Prejbisz
Venkata
Ram
Ramiro
Sanchez
(Argentina),
Markus
Schlaich
Alta
Schutte
Cristina
Sekib
Sokolovic
(Bosnia
and
Herzegovina),
Jonas
Spaak
(Sweden),
Dimitrios
Terentes-Printzios
Bruno
Trimarco
Thomas
Unger
(The
Netherlands),
Bert-Jan
van
den
Born
Anna
Vachulova
Agostino
Virdis
Jiguang
Wang
(China),
Ulrich
Wenzel
(Germany),
Paul
Whelton
Jiri
Widimsky
(Czech
Jacek
Wolf
Grégoire
Wuerzner
(Switzerland),
Eugene
Yang
Yuqing
Zhang
(China).
AIM:
The
“2023
AHA/ACC/ACCP/ASPC/NLA/PCNA
Guideline
for
the
Management
of
Patients
With
Chronic
Coronary
Disease”
provides
an
update
to
and
consolidates
new
evidence
since
“2012
ACCF/AHA/ACP/AATS/PCNA/SCAI/STS
Diagnosis
Stable
Ischemic
Heart
corresponding
“2014
ACC/AHA/AATS/PCNA/SCAI/STS
Focused
Update
Disease.”
METHODS:
A
comprehensive
literature
search
was
conducted
from
September
2021
May
2022.
Clinical
studies,
systematic
reviews
meta-analyses,
other
on
human
participants
were
identified
that
published
in
English
MEDLINE
(through
PubMed),
EMBASE,
Cochrane
Library,
Agency
Healthcare
Research
Quality,
selected
databases
relevant
this
guideline.
STRUCTURE:
This
guideline
evidenced-based
patient-centered
approach
management
patients
with
chronic
coronary
disease,
considering
social
determinants
health
incorporating
principles
shared
decision-making
team-based
care.
Relevant
topics
include
general
approaches
treatment
decisions,
guideline-directed
therapy
reduce
symptoms
future
cardiovascular
events,
pertaining
revascularization
recommendations
special
populations,
patient
follow-up
monitoring,
gaps,
areas
need
research.
Where
applicable,
based
availability
cost-effectiveness
data,
cost–value
are
also
provided
clinicians.
Many
previously
guidelines
have
been
updated
evidence,
created
when
supported
by
data.
Nature Medicine,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
28(10), С. 2083 - 2091
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2022
Abstract
The
STEP
5
trial
assessed
the
efficacy
and
safety
of
once-weekly
subcutaneous
semaglutide
2.4
mg
versus
placebo
(both
plus
behavioral
intervention)
for
long-term
treatment
adults
with
obesity,
or
overweight
at
least
one
weight-related
comorbidity,
without
diabetes.
co-primary
endpoints
were
percentage
change
in
body
weight
achievement
loss
≥5%
week
104.
Efficacy
was
among
all
randomized
participants
regardless
discontinuation
rescue
intervention.
From
October
2018
to
1
February
2019,
304
randomly
assigned
(
n
=
152)
152),
92.8%
whom
completed
(attended
end-of-trial
visit).
Most
female
(236
(77.6%))
white
(283
(93.1%)),
a
mean
(s.d.)
age
47.3
(11.0)
years,
mass
index
38.5
(6.9)
kg
m
–2
106.0
(22.0)
kg.
from
baseline
104
−15.2%
group
−2.6%
an
estimated
difference
−12.6
%-points
(95%
confidence
interval,
−15.3
−9.8;
P
<
0.0001).
More
than
achieved
(77.1%
34.4%;
Gastrointestinal
adverse
events,
mostly
mild-to-moderate,
reported
more
often
(82.2%
53.9%).
In
summary,
(with
comorbidity)
led
substantial,
sustained
over
weeks
placebo.
NCT03693430
EClinicalMedicine,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
58, С. 101882 - 101882
Опубликована: Март 21, 2023
Obesity
is
an
epidemic
and
a
public
health
threat.
Medical
weight
management
remains
one
of
the
options
for
treatment
excess
recent
advances
have
revolutionized
how
we
treat,
more
importantly
will
be
treating
obesity
in
near
future.
Metreleptin
Setmelanotide
are
currently
indicated
rare
syndromes,
5
other
medications
(orlistat,
phentermine/topiramate,
naltrexone/bupropion,
liraglutide,
semaglutide)
approved
non-syndromic
obesity.
Tirzepatide
about
to
approved,
drugs,
with
exciting
novel
mechanisms
action
primarily
based
on
incretins,
being
investigated
different
phases
clinical
trials.
The
majority
these
compounds
act
centrally,
reduce
appetite
increase
satiety,
secondarily,
gastrointestinal
tract
slow
gastric
emptying.
All
anti-obesity
improve
metabolic
parameters,
variable
potency
effects
depending
specific
drug.
available
data
do
not
support
reduction
hard
cardiovascular
outcomes,
but
it
almost
certain
that
such
forthcoming
very
choice
medication
needs
take
into
consideration
patient's
biochemical
profile,
co-morbidities,
drug
contra-indications,
as
well
expected
degree
loss
improvements
cardio-renal
risk.
It
also
seen
whether
precision
medicine
may
offer
personalized
solutions
individuals
obesity,
represent
future
medical
along
development
novel,
potent,
pipeline.FundingNone.
Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
7(1)
Опубликована: Авг. 28, 2022
Abstract
Obesity
is
a
complex,
chronic
disease
and
global
public
health
challenge.
Characterized
by
excessive
fat
accumulation
in
the
body,
obesity
sharply
increases
risk
of
several
diseases,
such
as
type
2
diabetes,
cardiovascular
disease,
nonalcoholic
fatty
liver
linked
to
lower
life
expectancy.
Although
lifestyle
intervention
(diet
exercise)
has
remarkable
effects
on
weight
management,
achieving
long-term
success
at
loss
extremely
challenging,
prevalence
continues
rise
worldwide.
Over
past
decades,
pathophysiology
been
extensively
investigated,
an
increasing
number
signal
transduction
pathways
have
implicated
obesity,
making
it
possible
fight
more
effective
precise
way.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
recent
advances
pathogenesis
from
both
experimental
clinical
studies,
focusing
signaling
their
roles
regulation
food
intake,
glucose
homeostasis,
adipogenesis,
thermogenesis,
inflammation.
We
also
discuss
current
anti-obesity
drugs,
well
compounds
trials,
that
target
these
signals.
The
evolving
knowledge
may
shed
light
future
direction
research,
move
into
new
era
precision
medicine.
JAMA,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
330(18), С. 1795 - 1795
Опубликована: Окт. 5, 2023
This
database
study
examines
the
association
between
glucagon-like
peptide
1
agonists
(eg,
semaglutide,
liraglutide)
used
for
weight
loss
and
reports
of
gastrointestinal
adverse
events.
JAMA Network Open,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
5(9), С. e2231982 - e2231982
Опубликована: Сен. 19, 2022
Importance
No
retrospective
cohort
study
has
assessed
the
effectiveness
of
semaglutide
at
doses
used
in
randomized
clinical
trials
to
treat
obesity
(ie,
1.7
and
2.4
mg).
Objective
To
weight
loss
outcomes
associated
with
treatment
for
patients
overweight
or
obesity.
Design,
Setting,
Participants
This
study,
conducted
a
referral
center
management,
retrospectively
collected
data
on
use
adults
between
January
1,
2021,
March
15,
2022,
follow-up
up
6
months.
A
total
408
body
mass
index
(BMI)
27
more
were
prescribed
weekly
subcutaneous
injections
3
months
more.
Patients
history
bariatric
procedures,
taking
other
antiobesity
medications,
an
active
malignant
neoplasm
excluded.
Exposures
Weekly
1.7-mg
2.4-mg
Main
Outcomes
Measures
The
primary
end
point
was
percentage
loss.
Secondary
points
proportion
achieving
5%
more,
10%
15%
20%
after
without
type
2
diabetes
Results
included
175
(132
women
[75.4%];
mean
[SD]
age,
49.3
[12.5]
years;
BMI,
41.3
[9.1])
analysis
102
(SD)
6.7
(4.4)
kg,
equivalent
5.9%
(3.7%)
(
P
<
.001),
12.3
(6.6)
10.9%
(5.8%)
.001
from
baseline).
Of
who
followed
months,
89
(87.3%)
achieved
56
(54.9%)
24
(23.5%)
8
(7.8%)
had
lower
compared
those
diabetes:
3.9%
(3.1%)
vs
6.3%
=
.001)
7.2%
(6.3%)
11.8%
(5.3%)
.005).
Conclusions
Relevance
results
this
suggest
that
similar
seen
trials.
Studies
longer
periods
are
needed
evaluate
prolonged
outcomes.