A new way to introduce multiple injections with the use of an insulin patch.
Read More »Training Diabetes Patients on Self-Injection Is Essential
Training devices for autoinjectors can help ensure diabetes patients learn self-injection properly.
Read More »Misdiagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes 38% Of The Time
Half of those misdiagnosed were still being treated as though they had type 2 diabetes 13 years later.
Read More »Pump Setting Changes May Go Unnoticed
Recently a pump user reported a sudden increase in her glucose levels lasting a couple of days. Her blood sugars were elevated to 275-320mg/dL, with no ketones present. Changing her infusion sets did not help. Nor did rotating to a new injection site or even using a fresh vial of insulin. After reviewing her insulin pump we noticed a symbol on her “home screen” saying that a special feature was running.
Read More »Less Insulin Prior To Exercise for Type 1’s Prevents Hypoglycemia
50-80% basal rate reduction lowers the risk of exercise-induced hypoglycemia.
Read More »Personalized Intervention for Type 2’s Using Insulin Provides Better Adherence
Intensive insulin-adherence interventions that target type 2 diabetes patients with high risk of noncompliance can be beneficial.
Read More »Carbs Content Alone Not Enough for Insulin Calculations
New evidence suggests added consideration of the protein and fat.
Read More »New Smart Pens Hoped to Change The Way We Treat Diabetes
Reusable smart insulin pens to launch first, followed by Bluetooth attachment for disposable pens later in 2019.
Read More »Comparative Efficacy of Insulin Pumps vs Multiple Daily Injections for Pregnant Patients with Type 1 Diabetes
Trial examines differences in glycemic control and quality of life when using different insulin delivery methods.
Read More »Effect of Insulin Price on Medication Adherence in Patients with Diabetes
High cost associated with underuse in certain patient populations, particularly those with lower incomes.
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