Nph Insulin
A new study indicates that the diabetes drug Lantus is no more likely to cause diabetic retinopathy than insulin. The 5-year study on Lantus versus NPH insulin showed similar rates of safety and retinopathy in both groups, despite an earlier study which linked Lantus to the eye disease.
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From Our Experts
Low Carbohydrate, Sugar-free Foods, Diebetic Exchange in Pre-Insulin...
Growing up on NPH and Regular insulin injections, my mom and I were always grappling with the peaks and valleys (literally) of these... Read more »
Insulin Pump Therapy: To Pump or Not to Pump Part I
I have done my research! After reading Health Central's DiabeTeens.com, along with questions and concerns from my own teen patients with... Read more »
A Brief History on INSULIN!!!
The dudes we can thank for our handy bottles of insulin are Fredrick G. Banting, Charles H. Best, J.J.R. Macleod and James B. Collip. They... Read more »
Diabetes and Insulin: Types and Application
After reviewing the healthcentral web site and diabetes related links, I noticed that questions about the different types of insulin and... Read more »
Adjusting Insulin Regimes in Relation to Food and Religious Holidays
Our diabetes team is often asked about adjusting insulin regimes in relation to food and religious holidays. Typically, most religious... Read more »
From Our Sources
Normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH)
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Hydrocephalus refers to a build-up of fluid inside the skull, leading to brain swelling. Hydrocephalus means "water on the brain."Normal pressure... Read more »
Alzheimer's, NPH have similar symptoms
Five percent to 10 percent of patients who believe they suffer from Alzheimer's may actually have a problem called Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus... Read more »
Clinical trial: Comparison of effectiveness of biphasic insuli...
This is a study to compare the effectiveness of biphasic insulin aspart 70/30 versus insulin glargine in patients with Type 2 diabetes. This national... Read more »
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