Patients who skipped initial treatment with metformin and were instead started on second-line antihyperglycemic medication more likely to need dual therapy or insulin to control T2.
Read More »Biosimilars Coming to Diabetes Treatments: How, What, Where, and When?
Congress creates abbreviated licensure pathway for biological products similar to or interchangeable with FDA-approved products.
Read More »Degludec Compared with Glargine in Study
New insulin formulation emerges as safe alternative to long-acting insulins and inconsistent glycemic levels, but could have higher risk of cardiovascular events.
Read More »Insulin Pump Interruptions Reduce Hypoglycemia
Sensor-augmented therapy can diminish hypoglycemia with the low-glucose suspend feature.
Read More »Adding GLP-1 to Insulin
Patients with type 2 diabetes not responding to basal insulin therapy alone may see glycemic improvement with a GLP-1 receptor agonist.
Read More »FDA Approves Fast-Acting Mealtime Insulin
A new formulation of Insulin Aspart can offer better glycemic control and may also be given after meals.
Read More »Insulin for Life Answering Calls for Help
Concerned about the extreme weather disasters we have had and those predicted, I reached out to Carol Atkinson, Director of Insulin for Life, a trusted organization, to see how we could help. She was so busy putting packages together for people who have diabetes, she quickly told me the story of Wharton, Texas. It was Labor Day weekend. Hurricane Harvey had just hit and it hit Wharton, Texas hard. They were in need of insulin.
Read More »Estimating Concentrations of Chromium and Manganese in Diabetes Patients
Serum concentration levels of both chromium and manganese metals are altered in people with and without diabetes.
Read More »Use of SGLT-2 inhibitors As Adjunct to Insulin In People with Type 1 Diabetes
Apart from Sotagliflozin’s use in the treatment of people with type 2, SGLT-1 and SGLT-2 inhibitors effects on type 1 currently being explored.
Read More »ADA: Oral Insulin May Delay Type 1 Diabetes Onset
In adults with two or more antibodies predicting the development of type 1 diabetes, treatment with daily oral insulin therapy did not prevent development of the disease, but a small subset experienced a 31-month delay in clinical diabetes development.
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