More diabetics on intensive therapy will use insulin pumps

November 1999

More diabetics on intensive therapy will use insulin pumps.

Pumps improve glycemic control...and give patients more flexibility in matching insulin to meals, exercise, etc.

Some type 2 diabetics also benefit from using insulin pumps.

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