Novo Nordisk has stood up on the side of Victoza after persuasive US buyer bunch Public Resident required the diabetes medication to be removed. Public Resident has asked the US Food and Medication Organization to quickly eliminate Victoza (liraglutide) from the market "since it puts patients at higher gamble of thyroid disease, pancreatitis, serious hypersensitive responses and kidney disappointment that offset any recorded clinical advantage". The backing bunch guarantees that the once-everyday human glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) simple "is the main medication endorsed by the FDA or in the endorsement pipeline that causes thyroid C-cell growths in the two genders of rodents and mice, doing as such at drug openings like those found in individuals taking the suggested portion - a striking admonition sign". Additionally, in the initial 17 months of Victoza being available, 200 patients were determined to have intense pancreatitis, as per Public Resident's audit...
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