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Insulin Drug Information
Insulin facts, usage, and side effects
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Insulin Drug Facts and Information
Insulin is used to treat diabetes mellitus. The drug is idential to the insulin made by our bodies, and it works by helping glucose get into our body's cells. Find more information on Insulin below!
Additional Insulin Resources
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Introduction to InsulinImages of the pancreas and liver round out this overview of how insulin works in the body. -
The Insulin IndexDiabetes Expert David Mendosa talks about a study on the correlation between glycemic index values and insulin index values. -
Insulin PumpSee an illustration along with a description of how and where an insulin pump is inserted. -
Insulin Treatment for Type 1sInstructions on the different methods to achieve insulin control for patients diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
Insulin: Question & Answer
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Why is there no generic insulin?Diabetes Expert David Mendosa gives his take on why there is no form of generic insulin on the market. -
Why is there no insulin pill?Diabetes Expert Amy Tenderich weighs in on new advances to insulin. -
'To Pump or Not To Pump?'Diabetes Expert Ginger talks about her personal experience using an insulin pump.
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Insulin in the News
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Insulin News: June 26, 2007
'Diabetics prefer inhaled insulin'
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Insulin News: April 20, 2007
'Insulin glargine safe for pregnant diabetics'
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Insulin News: Nov. 7, 2006
'Insulin Stem Cells Hold Hope for Diabetes Treatment'
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