What are SGLT1 drugs? A Guide to SGLT1 Inhibitors in Medication
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The sodium-glucose cotransporter 1 (SGLT1) protein is largely responsible for the absorption of dietary glucose from the small intestine, but it also plays a compensatory role in the kidneys. SGLT1 drugs are pharmacological agents designed to inhibit the action of this transporter, offering new strategies for managing glucose levels in various metabolic and cardiovascular conditions.
