Severe insulin resistance, seen only through more extreme measurements, was identified in adolescent girls with and obesity….
Read More »New Long-acting Basal Insulin Shows Superiority in HbA1c Reduction
In a head to head 3 phase study, basal insulin peglispro (BIL) outperforms the leading basal insulin for type 2 diabetes….
Read More »U-500 Insulin Pen “Coming Soon”
U-500 Insulin Pen "Coming Soon" Because of the many errors reported when using U-500 insulin, Eli Lilly is developing a prefilled pen designed to deliver HUMULIN R U-500 (insulin human), and the company is also working with a development partner on the design of a dedicated U-500 insulin syringe. These …
Read More »Glimepiride Added to Insulin Regimen May Result in Better Outcomes
Added glimepiride may be better than increasing insulin doses….
Read More »Benefits of Switching from Premixed Insulin to Basal Insulin with OAD
Patients with type 2 diabetes may have additional glycemic benefits from switching from premixed insulin to a combination of basal insulin plus an oral anti-diabetic agent (OAD)….
Read More »Effect of Liver Fat on Insulin Extraction and Pancreatic Beta-cell Function
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease may impair pancreatic beta-cell function….
Read More »Oral Insulin in Development
Phase IIa study results for ORMD-0801 show promise….
Read More »Effect of Intensive Insulin Therapy in Early Type 2 Diabetes on Glycemic Variability
Short course of intensive insulin therapy can impact beta-cell function and glucose variability….
Read More »Threshold Effects of 25-Hydroxyvitamin D on Glucose Tolerance and Insulin Resistance
A threshold level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D may exist with potential benefits on glycemic control….
Read More »Insulin the Basics
Insulin the Basics Starting on insulin can be difficult and confusing for your patients. This handout will provide some basics your patients need to know that are sometimes missed in diabetes education. Share this with your patients on insulin. Insulin – The Basics (pdf)
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