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PMID 17961276
Results The Mendelian randomization results indicate a significant negative causal relationship between isovaleryl-levo-carnitine and schizophrenia ( P 0.05)
Study A, B and C [see Clinical Studies ]
A small trial including 8 patients with T1D showed improved postprandial hyperglycemia despite 20% insulin dose reduction ( 5 Cardiovascular and renal outcomes with GLP-1RA in T1D In patients with T2D, large RCT studies have shown that GLP-1RA treatment reduces the risk of cardiovascular and renal outcomes ( 6 Practical issues when prescribing GLP-1RA in T1D GLP-1RA are not currently approved for treatment of T1D, but they may still be covered by insurance if prescribed to treat obesity in these patients (although insurance coverage for obesity remains limited)