Why do they make diabetes drug names so hard to remember?
I think I’m not the only GP to struggle with getting my mind around the endless new classes of diabetes medications. I hope I’m not. GLP-1-RAs,…
Tag: insulin
Drug therapy advances have slashed the rate of hypos: study
Danish data highlight the relatively greater risk with use of human insulins and sulfonylureas, researchers say.
Fewer than one in seven hit T1DM glycaemic goals: Aus study
Real-world data on patients attending tertiary services show those in their early 20s have the highest HbA1c levels, endocrinologists say.
How soon to start kids with diabetes on insulin pumps?
Initiating pump therapy early results in lower rates of hospitalisation study shows.
Artificial pancreas ‘improves paediatric glucose control’
A trial has compared a closed loop system with a sensor-augmented insulin pump.
What’s new in insulin management and how to prevent hypos
Highlights from the recent ADA conference
T1D: Artificial pancreas keeps glucose in range for longer
Trial comparing a closed loop device with a sensor-augmented pump shows benefits of new algorithm.
5 diabetes subgroups may have different comorbidities
Severe insulin-resistant and severe insulin-deficient patients could be targeted for prevention.
