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Similarly, administration of metformin, the main first-line medication for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, reduces muscle wasting in tumor-bearing rats (Oliveira and Gomes-Marcondes, 2016), but metformin induced opposite results in a phase-2 trial (Kordes et al., 2015)

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