7 misconceptions patients have about their diabetes meds
US survey finds some over 65-year-old's beliefs are the opposite of guideline advice
People with type 2 diabetes aged over 65 have some beliefs about medicines for their condition that are the opposite of guideline recommendations, a US study suggests.
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University surveyed a representative sample of 818 patients with type 2 diabetes (54% male, 68% Caucasian).
