07/05/2026
Estamos diante de algo simplesmente revolucionário.
I have two big questions. I would love everyone’s thoughts on!
1. Is the GLP1 hormone that’s naturally released from our intestines reaching the blood cells in the short minutes that it’s in our system before it’s degraded? Or might it be locally produced??
2. Why would our blood cells have GLP1 receptors? Because it naturally helps with improved insulin signaling? Reduced metabolic stress? (Many blood cells like macrophages and neutrophils, for example have insulin receptors and use glucose!)
The study looked at patients with AML and CML — two forms of leukemia — who also had obesity.
Researchers compared:• Patients taking GLP-1 receptor agonistsversus• Similar patients not taking them.
The primary outcome was mortality. Mortality was 15% in GLP-1 users versus 26% in non-users.
Researchers also saw lower rates of:• anemia• thrombocytopenia• neutropenia• bone marrow failure• blood clots (as secondary outcomes)
This study does NOT prove causation.
It was a retrospective cohort study, meaning researchers looked backward at real-world data.
So this is hypothesis-generating — not definitive proof.
But the signal is strong enough that researchers are now calling for prospective clinical trials.
Presented at ASH 2025: A Real-World Analysis On The Impact of GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Use On All-Cause Mortality and Hematological Outcomes in AML/CML Patients With Obesity-by Dr. Muluken Megiso, Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital
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