Association between glucagon and stroke in patients with type 2 diabetes

This study demonstrates that among hospitalized female patients with T2DM, higher fasting glucagon levels are independently associated with the presence of comorbid stroke. This association suggests a potential link between glucagon and cerebrovascular diseases in this population, warranting further investigation to explore its role.

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Endocrine Connections
Published
2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1530/ec-25-0791
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Diabetes Treatment and Management
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Abstract

This study demonstrates that among hospitalized female patients with T2DM, higher fasting glucagon levels are independently associated with the presence of comorbid stroke. This association suggests a potential link between glucagon and cerebrovascular diseases in this population, warranting further investigation to explore its role.

Endocrine ConnectionsVol. 15(2)
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