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Prescribe Insulin? Nah! Too Much Trouble
Taking insulin is too much of a burden for people with Type 2 diabetes, say 66% of primary care doctors surveyed at one hospital in Pennsylvania. People with Type 2 diabetes believe taking insulin means they’ve failed to manage their condition, 69% of primary care docs opined…
U-500 Insulin: Is It Right for You?
If you take insulin, chances are, you use a strength of insulin called U-100 insulin. U-100 insulin is the most common strength of insulin in the US. But there’s yet another strength of insulin, U-500, that is used in cases of insulin resistance…
Thinking About Insulin
Do you have Type 2 diabetes? Have you been considering taking insulin to maintain your diabetes control? Then you may be interested in trying out a free online program from insulin manufacturer Sanofi…
Casting Call for Lantus Users With Type 2
We’ve just learned of a great opportunity for users of Lantus insulin, but you have to act fast to take advantage…
Coping With Lows
Do you struggle with low blood glucose levels? What do you do to prevent them and get them back up? Let’s look at what some experts suggest…
FDA Approves Drug for Diabetes-Related Vision Loss
On August 10, pharmaceutical manufacturer Genentech announced the approval of its eye drug Lucentis (ranibizumab injection) by the US Food and Drug Administration for treatment of diabetic macular edema…
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