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303,443 In the meantime, by utilizing the results of GWAS studies, clinicians can identify individuals at risk for adverse drug reactions better, thereby improving safety and treatment compliance
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Tirzepatide increases heart rate modestly (average 24 bpm in clinical trials), while growth hormone effects on cardiac function require monitoring in susceptible individuals