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GLP-1 Analogs are a class of drugs that include exenatide and liraglutide. These drugs are used to treat type 2 diabetes mellitus by lowering blood sugar levels. As their name suggests, these drugs work by imitating the actions of GLP1 in the body, which stimulates glucose-dependent insulin release and decreases glucagon release. These drugs also decrease gastric emptying and increase satiety. A common side effect of these drugs is nausea and vomiting, while a much rarer side effect is pancreatitis. The GLP1 analogs are also known to cause weight loss in patients. Finally, these drugs typically do not cause hypoglycemia in patients.

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0:00-0:16 Intro
0:17-2:43 Drug Names & Clinical Use
2:46-7:42 Mechanisms
7:43-11:07 Side Effects
11:08-12:10 Recap