Reported it Rest of a dose range Did not report it
Filled dots show the low end of a range. Dots are rounded. The exact number is above each grid.
Compare each number with its own placebo number, not with the other label.
Rates from different trials cannot be compared directly.
A problem in a table is not proof that the medicine caused it.
FDA-approved medicines
SaxendaFDA-approved product
Saxenda trials in adults, less common problems
Row in the source: Acid reflux (GERD)
Placebo1.7%On Saxenda4.7%
Who was studied
Adults with obesity or overweight in 5 trials. 3,384 got Saxenda and 1,941 got placebo. 15% had type 2 diabetes. Everyone also got advice on diet and exercise.
Zepbound trials in adults with obesity or overweight
Row in the source: Acid reflux (GERD)
Placebo2%On Zepbound (by dose)4% to 5%
Who was studied
Adults with obesity or overweight in 2 trials. One trial included only people with type 2 diabetes; the other left them out. 2,519 got Zepbound in three dose groups and 958 got placebo.
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