highly significantP < 0.001
This amounted to a 50–60% reduction in AHI with tirzepatide versus minimal change with placebo, a highly significant improvement ( P < 0.001) [ 9 ] .
This amounted to a 50–60% reduction in AHI with tirzepatide versus minimal change with placebo, a highly significant improvement ( P < 0.001) [ 9 ] .
However, this result did not reach statistical significance, largely due to the low number of MACE events and relatively short trial durations, which were primarily designed to assess glycemic and weight endpoints rather than cardiovascular outcomes [ 29 ] .
These findings suggest a favorable trend, but definitive cardiovascular benefit cannot be concluded until results from dedicated CVOTs, such as SURPASS-CVOT, become available.