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Human LEADER safety · Published June 13, 2016
What belongs next to a favorable outcome?
Subject One notices that a display board has a second side. He turns it around and finds the safety table. Doctide pulls up another chair. They leave the jokes outside this room.
What changes here
A favorable primary outcome does not erase adverse events. [1]
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Same NCT01179048 population and comparison: injected liraglutide versus placebo in high-risk type 2 diabetes. Serious events: 49.7% versus 50.4%; pancreatic cancers: 13 versus 5 (p=0.06). Gallstone disease: 145 versus 90. [1]
What this does not establish
Cancer numbers do not establish causation; the pancreatic-cancer difference was not statistically significant. Event adjudication is not treatment attribution. Individual causal assessments were not verified.
Original sources
Reviewed November 10, 2026. Primary report safety table; no event-specific causal conclusion asserted.
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