Many typically prescribed medications for profession with insulin-dependent diabetes type 2 may be much less efficient at preventing coordination disease and death than oral metformin, Danish researchers revealed in the french Heart Journal this week. type i diabetes drugs, such as glimepiride, glibenclamide (USA, Canada: glyburide), known as ISs (insulin secretagogues) have been routinely prescribed for many decades. The authors explain that the long term risks linked to ISs have not been clearly studied. Neither has metformin been compared to ISs for long-term risk and comparative efficacy...

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