What does OGLA stand for?

Oral Glucose-Lowering Agent (diabetes)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Today, there is clear evidence from in vivo and in vitro studies that glyburide does not cross the placenta in any appreciable quantity while metformin, another oral glucose-lowering agent, crosses the placenta freely.

Oral antihyperglycemic agents and diabetes in pregnancy

Metformin served as the comparator in determining all-cause mortality risks for the other oral glucose-lowering agents in a multivariate analysis adjusted for age, gender, years of diabetes, cardiovascular medications, and socioeconomic status.

Sulfonylureas tied to higher mortality after MI

Almost 90 percent of subjects in both groups completed the open-label study, which enrolled 295 type 2 diabetes patients who weren't achieving adequate glucose control with diet and exercise or with oral glucose-lowering agents.

Amylin studies show once-weekly Byetta lowers glucose levels

More information is sorely needed about the possible effects of oral glucose-lowering agents during pregnancy Although type 2 diabetes is a growing problem among women of childbearing age, there are virtually no prospective, randomized data about the safety of commonly used oral diabetes drugs on the developing fetus, said Dr.

Glyburide may be safe for diabetic pregnancies. (Limited Data)

More information is sorely needed about the possible effects of oral glucose-lowering agents during pregnancy.

Oral glyburide may be safe in pregnant type 2 diabetics. (Data ...