Certainty index
Moderate certainty
The true effect is likely to be close to the estimate, but there is a possibility that it is substantially different. Further research is likely to have an important impact on confidence in the estimate.
Graded outcomes
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Table 1. Outcomes and syntheses graded at moderate certainty, on this page.
| Document | Type | Effect or conclusion as recorded |
|---|---|---|
| Semaglutide in hfpef | Evidence extract | KCCQ clinical summary score improvement of 7.8 points versus placebo at 52 weeks |
| Semaglutide in mash | Evidence extract | Resolution of steatohepatitis without worsening of fibrosis in 62.9 % versus 34.3 % with placebo at 72 weeks |
| Semaglutide in adolescent obesity | Evidence extract | −16.1 % BMI at 68 weeks versus +0.6 % with placebo |
| Semaglutide in peripheral arterial disease | Evidence extract | Maximum walking distance ratio to baseline 1.21 versus 1.08 with placebo at 52 weeks |
| Semaglutide in hypertension | Evidence extract | Systolic blood pressure −6.2 mmHg versus −1.1 mmHg with placebo (STEP 1) |
| Semaglutide, oral in cardiovascular | Evidence extract | MACE hazard ratio 0.79 (non-inferiority design) in PIONEER 6; 0.86 in the event-driven SOUL trial |
| Semaglutide, oral in obesity | Evidence extract | −15.1 % body weight with oral 50 mg at 68 weeks versus −2.4 % with placebo |
| Tirzepatide in hfpef | Evidence extract | Composite of cardiovascular death or worsening heart failure hazard ratio 0.62 |
| Tirzepatide in cardiovascular | Evidence extract | MACE hazard ratio 0.92 versus dulaglutide 1.5 mg in an active-controlled non-inferiority design |
| Tirzepatide in prediabetes | Evidence extract | Progression to type 2 diabetes at 176 weeks reduced by 94 % in the prediabetes cohort |
| Retatrutide in obesity | Evidence extract | −24.2 % body weight at 48 weeks with 12 mg in the phase 2 trial versus −2.1 % with placebo |
| Retatrutide in type 2 diabetes | Evidence extract | −2.02 % HbA1c at 36 weeks with 12 mg versus −0.01 % with placebo; weight −16.9 % |
| Cagrilintide in obesity | Evidence extract | −10.8 % body weight at 26 weeks with cagrilintide 4.5 mg monotherapy versus −3.0 % with placebo, and −8.6 % with liraglutide 3.0 mg as active reference |
| CagriSema (cagrilintide with semaglutide) in obesity | Evidence extract | −22.7 % body weight at 68 weeks versus −2.3 % with placebo in adults with obesity without diabetes |
| CagriSema (cagrilintide with semaglutide) in type 2 diabetes | Evidence extract | −13.7 % body weight and −1.8 % HbA1c at 68 weeks in type 2 diabetes |
| Liraglutide in prediabetes | Evidence extract | Time to onset of type 2 diabetes over 160 weeks: hazard ratio 0.21 |
| Liraglutide in adolescent obesity | Evidence extract | BMI z-score reduction of 0.22 versus 0.01 with placebo at 56 weeks |
| Liraglutide in sleep apnoea | Evidence extract | Apnoea–hypopnoea index reduced by 12.2 events/hour versus 6.1 with placebo at 32 weeks |
| Liraglutide in type 1 diabetes (adjunct) | Evidence extract | HbA1c reduction of approximately 0.2 % with increased hypoglycaemia and hyperketonaemia |
| Dulaglutide in obesity | Evidence extract | −4.6 kg at 4.5 mg over 52 weeks in type 2 diabetes |
| Exenatide in obesity | Evidence extract | −2.3 to −3.6 kg |
| Exenatide in gastric emptying | Evidence extract | Marked acute delay in gastric emptying that shows partial tachyphylaxis with continued twice-daily dosing |
| Lixisenatide in obesity | Evidence extract | −1.8 to −2.7 kg |
| Orforglipron in obesity | Evidence extract | −14.7 % body weight at 36 weeks with 45 mg in the phase 2 trial versus −2.3 % with placebo |
| Orforglipron in type 2 diabetes | Evidence extract | −2.1 % HbA1c at 26 weeks with 45 mg versus −0.4 % with placebo |
| Danuglipron in type 2 diabetes | Evidence extract | −1.16 % HbA1c at 16 weeks with 120 mg twice daily versus placebo |
| Survodutide in obesity | Evidence extract | −14.9 % body weight at 46 weeks with 6.0 mg in phase 2 versus −2.8 % with placebo |
| Mazdutide in obesity | Evidence extract | −14.4 % body weight at 48 weeks with 6 mg in a Chinese phase 3 trial versus −0.3 % with placebo |
| Mazdutide in type 2 diabetes | Evidence extract | −1.8 % HbA1c at 24 weeks with 6 mg |
| Pramlintide in type 1 diabetes (adjunct) | Evidence extract | HbA1c reduction of approximately 0.3 % with weight reduction of 1.4 kg and reduced insulin requirement |
| Pramlintide in type 2 diabetes | Evidence extract | HbA1c −0.62 % versus −0.18 % with placebo at 52 weeks, with weight −1.4 kg |
| Teduglutide in mucosal barrier | Evidence extract | Response defined as ≥20 % reduction in parenteral support volume in 63 % versus 30 % with placebo at 24 weeks |
| Tesamorelin in lipodystrophy | Evidence extract | Visceral adipose tissue reduced by 15.2 % versus 5.0 % increase with placebo at 26 weeks |
| Tesamorelin in gh axis | Evidence extract | IGF-1 rose by a mean of 81 ng/mL, with 34 % of participants exceeding the upper limit of normal at some point |
| Sermorelin in gh axis | Evidence extract | Peak stimulated growth hormone response used diagnostically; a peak below 5 µg/L after sermorelin supports pituitary rather than hypothalamic origin of deficiency |
| Ipamorelin in gastric emptying | Evidence extract | A phase 2 programme in post-operative ileus did not meet its primary endpoint and development was discontinued |
| GHRP-2 in gh axis | Evidence extract | A peak growth hormone below 16 ng/mL after 100 µg intravenously supports severe adult growth-hormone deficiency in the approved Japanese diagnostic criteria |
| AOD-9604 in obesity | Evidence extract | A 12-week phase 2b trial in 300 participants did not demonstrate a statistically significant difference in body weight versus placebo at any dose |
| Larazotide acetate in mucosal barrier | Evidence extract | A phase 2b trial met its primary endpoint on symptom scores at the 0.5 mg dose; the subsequent phase 3 trial was discontinued for futility at interim analysis |
| Thymosin alpha-1 in immune modulation | Evidence extract | Meta-analyses of hepatitis B trials report higher sustained virological response with thymosin alpha-1 as monotherapy or adjunct; a large Chinese randomised trial in sepsis reported a mortality… |
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