Revisiting diabetes risk of olanzapine versus aripiprazole in serious mental illness care.
Denis AgnielSharon-Lise T NormandJohn W NewcomerKatya ZelevinskyJason PoulosJeannette TsueiMarcela Horvitz-LennonPublished in: BJPsych open (2024)
Using robust methods and accounting for exposure duration effects, we found a slightly higher risk of type 2 diabetes associated with aripiprazole compared with olanzapine monotherapy regardless of diagnosis. If this result was subject to unmeasured selection despite our methods, it would suggest clinician success in identifying olanzapine candidates with low diabetes risk. Confirmatory research is needed, but this insight suggests a potentially larger role for olanzapine in the treatment of well-selected patients, particularly for those with schizophrenia, given the drug's effectiveness advantage among them.
Keyphrases
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