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Diabetes Drugs are responsible for helping to decrease blood sugar levels so that you can try to stay in a healthier range and help avoid serious complications.

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Smartphone user interface with no screen or buttons on the pump! Launch: 2018?
And “potentially transformative” advances coming for type 1 diabetes.
New trial testing the inhaled, ultra-rapid insulin in 4-17 year olds.
Flat insulin allows for flexible dosing with lower likelihood of hypoglycemia. How is it priced vs. Levemir?
Praluent now approved for two specific patient populations. How this drug has the future potential to make a big impact on people with diabetes.
Gamechanging Xultophy (Tresiba + Victoza) also now submitted to the FDA.
Launch before the second half of 2016. What savings program will be offered?
Today, Lilly/BI announced first-ever news in diabetes: a major clinical trial on Jardiance , an SGLT-2 inhibitor pill for type 2 diabetes, has been proven to improve...
Plus, why this drug may also be heart healthy.
A new study from Dr. Doug Melton’s team provides hope for the future of stem cell treatment in diabetes. But there’s still a long way to go.
Closed loop systems, stem cells, smart insulin, and more!
How safe and effective is Jardiance in people with type 1 diabetes?
Currently enrolling! How does the pill form of this drug class compare to injected GLP-1s?
Why the company decided against pursuing its type 2 GLP-1 drug Victoza to the FDA for use in type 1 diabetes.
My somewhat-impatient response to the recent New York Times article, “Some Older Patients Are Treated Not Wisely, but Too Much.”
Pivotal trial to start in early 2017. What does glucagon add to automated insulin delivery?
Plus, a massive $2 billion investment in new production facilities!
New trial aims to make U500 (more concentrated) insulin easier to take.
The DreaMed Pump Advisor, Glooko app, Nutshell, and MyStar DoseCoach.
Approved for those who can’t tolerate more statins – is this you?

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