Risk factors and systemic comorbidities HS is characterized by a complex and multifactorial etiology involving genetic predisposition, environmental triggers (i.e., stress), and behavioral factors (alcohol consumption, smoking), with a higher prevalence in women (ratio Female:Male 3:1) [22] (Fig
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33 At any rate, the GLP-1 neurons do not express GLP-1 receptors (but may be depolarized by leptin), 34 but it is of interest that other neurons in the dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus with efferent projections to the stomach do increase their firing rates in response to GLP-1
risks of continuing the GLP-1 if IBS symptoms become challenging
