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Emma Koehn

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Melbourne
As seen in: MSN Australia, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Sunday Age, The Canberra Times, Brisbane Times, Junkee, The New Daily, WAtoday and
Journalist, writer, researcher, film-watcher. Previously at @theage @smh @smartcompany and elsewhere
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Semaglutide cuts asthma attacks in observational study

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By Emma Koehn Verified
| The Limbic Verified
Patients with asthma and COPD prescribed semaglutide for diabetes appear to have fewer flare-ups than those on other treatments, a study presented at the ERS Congress has found. The analysis used UK electronic medical records of between 20,000 and 22,000 people who started taking either any GLP-1RA or sulfonylureas for diabetes [link here].
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Women experience more symptomatic hypos at same TBR

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By Emma Koehn Verified
| The Limbic Verified
Women report more episodes of symptomatic hypoglcaemia in a week, though both men and women experience a similar amount of time below range, a study of more than 37,000 days of CGM data has revealed. The research, published in Diabetologia, showed there were differences in how the genders experienced hypoglycaemic episodes, but more research was needed to establish why this was the case [link here].
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Aussie study exposes huge osteoporosis treatment gap

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By Emma Koehn Verified
| The Limbic Verified
A large Australian study has shown more than three quarters of adults aged over 50 remain untreated for osteoporosis after experiencing a fracture, highlighting major gaps in care for preventing future bone breaks.
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