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A number of substances were later identified as having the ability to cause an iron-dependent cell death pattern with features distinct from those of known cell death modes [18, 24, 25]
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Research news A recent meta-analysis presented at the European Congress on Obesity has found that glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists and related multi-hormone obesity drugs were associated with lower systolic blood pressure in adults living with overweight or obesity A meta-analysis of 32 phase III studies involving 43,618 adults has found that contemporary obesity drugs used for weight loss were associated with a clinically relevant reduction in blood pressure, with systolic blood pressure reported to fall by 0.34 millimetres of mercury for each 1 per cent reduction in body weight
Blood glucose experiment in db/db mice After the acclimation period (at least 5 days), mice (male db/db mice (Charles River laboratories) 7 weeks old, 40 g) were fasted for 6 h, then blood was collected to measure levels of glucose and insulin