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GLP-1RAs dominate IGE-related reports Among the top 10 drugs associated with IGE events, five were GLP-1 receptor agonists: Dulaglutide: 262 cases Semaglutide: 246 cases Exenatide: 183 cases Tirzepatide: 181 cases Liraglutide: 110 cases Together, they accounted for 49.5% (982 of 1982) of the IGE reports among these top 10 drugs

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