Rising insulin costs have created limiting barriers in diabetic therapy plans. A recent study provides data on which insulin types may be the most cost-effective.
Read More »“Smart” Insulin Used to Prevent Hypoglycemia
A new form of insulin working in response to glucose levels.
Read More »A Review of Insulin Errors
As the incidence of diabetes increases, insulin use can reasonably be expected to increase, and the mistakes will no doubt increase as well. Insulin is a very powerful medication, and some of these mistakes will require the ambulance, the hospital, or worse.
Read More »Glycemic Control For Patients Receiving Corticosteroids
Data from Randomized Clinical Trial on treating corticosteroid-induced hyperglycemia with the use of NPH insulin protocol therapy.
Read More »Benefits of Pioglitazone Plus Insulin For Type 2
Combination dual therapy reduces mortality by 50%.
Read More »The Risks Associated with CGMs During High-Intensity Exercise
When using monitored glucose values to alter treatment plans, patients with type 1 diabetes may need to change their monitoring regimen.
Read More »Syringe Type Mystery
My colleague and I were working with a client new to insulin. We each saw him separately. He was taking Lantus and Humalog by syringe at meals. He had been taught how to use the syringe by his physician's office staff. He was claiming much different numbers than expected for his mealtime doses.
Read More »Pumps, Smart Pens, and the Future of Insulin Delivery
Diabetes in Control recently asked our readers to help us examine the future of insulin delivery. See for yourself how your fellow members of the diabetes community plan on using insulin pumps and/or smart pens, now and in the future.
Read More »Variability of Insulin Requirements in Children, Adolescents, and Adults With Type 1 Diabetes
Younger patients with type 1 diabetes may require extra monitoring to avoid adverse glycemic events
Read More »Should We Convert our Patients to Concentrated Insulins?
Concentrated insulins are no longer just for patients who have obesity or insulin resistance.
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