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A well-designed double-blind RCT with adequate sample size (n=102) reporting improvements in body composition, hormonal markers, and emotional regulation in obese women; results are clinically plausible but require confirmation in independent cohorts and longer follow-up.
A single-centre retrospective model study with internal validation showing acceptable discrimination (AUC 0.706–0.799) in a modest sample, but requiring prospective multi-centre validation before clinical implementation.
A narrative review proposing a multifaceted adjuvant therapy algorithm to mitigate GLP-1 agonist adverse events; lacks primary trial evidence and explicitly calls for RCT validation.
A systematic review and meta-analysis of 8 small pediatric dietary intervention trials (200 children total) showing a significant increase in microbiota alpha-diversity and butyrate-producing bacteria, but with substantial heterogeneity, limited cardiometabolic outcome data, and acknowledged evidence gaps that prevent definitive clinical recommendations.
A narrative review synthesizing epidemiology, clinical phenotype, diagnosis, and management of AGS with emphasis on GI manifestations and public health recommendations, grounded in systematic literature search but not reporting original research findings.
A narrative review synthesizing mechanistic understanding of gut-liver axis dysregulation in MASLD, offering a framework for understanding disease pathways and therapeutic targets rather than reporting original evidence.
Systematic review of 6 small studies (220 patients, 6–12 month follow-up) showing improvements in fibrosis indices and metabolic markers, but short-term surrogate endpoints without hard liver outcomes or long-term durability data.
British Journal of Healthcare and Medical Research
A small retrospective case series (n=6) describing a temporal association between GLP-1RA initiation and pouchitis in surgically altered anatomy; raises a hypothesis rather than establishing causation or providing quantified risk.