Needle-free diabetes care offers opportunities in enhancing patient adherence and convenience, bolstered by regulatory support and evolving delivery technologies across diverse care settings and ...

Inhaled insulin could be a better option than injections or pumps for some patients with type 1 diabetes, a new clinical trial shows. About 21% of those on inhaled insulin had a hemoglobin A1C ...

Adults with diabetes already have the option to inhale their insulin. It’s convenient and reduces daily needle pricks. The inhaler fits in the palm of your hand and small cartridges click in for your ...

In the minutes before her social psychology exam last semester, Shrayder Fischer, an IU junior studying clinical psychology, reached into her backpack for a pencil and accidentally pricked herself on ...

The highs and lows of blood glucose aren't just an energy rollercoaster; they could be a key to detecting diabetes risk early and spare you a needle prick or two. Researchers at the University of ...

Bennett DiGiacomo’s younger sister, Philomena, 9, has type 1 diabetes, stage 3, which means she relies on an insulin pump. So Bennett, 11, knows the inconvenience facing him if his disease progresses ...

Minding type 2 diabetes at home is a laborious process involving time and calorie management, and sometimes needles. But it might not be all needles much longer. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...

Progress in defeating disease can be measured in microscopic increments. So, too, with improvements in one of Type I diabetics' most dreaded rituals: the insulin injection. As many diabetes sufferers ...

There are approximately 425 million people worldwide with diabetes. Approximately 75 million of these inject themselves with insulin daily. Now they may soon have a new alternative to syringes or ...

This case study is one in a set of patient safety ‘how we acted on patient safety issues you recorded’ case studies which show the direct action taken in response to patient safety events recorded by ...