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DOI:10.1001/archderm.94.3.355 [ Links ] 71
Bumrungpert A, Pavadhgul P, Nunthanawanich P, Sirikanchanarod A, Adulbhan A
The honest boundary is that even the coherent pairing is a mechanistic hypothesis with no human validation, so the most defensible research posture is to study the single compound at its documented dose first, and treat any combination as a further, clearly-labelled research question rather than a default
Growth hormone elevation can also increase blood pressure and glucose in some patients, potentially offsetting tirzepatide's glucose-lowering benefit if not monitored
