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Managing Diabetes in Pregnancy with Insulin Lispro: A Safe Alternative to Human Insulin

The current review of the published literature supports that insulin lispro is a safe alternative to human insulin with similar perinatal outcomes and potentially improved glycemic control in the management of diabetes in pregnancy.
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An estimation of the long-term clinical and economic benefits of insulin lispro in Type 1 diabetes in the UK

Our findings suggest that lispro is likely to improve quality-adjusted life expectancy (QALE), reduce frequency of diabetes-related complications and lifetime medical costs compared with regular human insulin (RHI).
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Initiating insulin therapy in elderly patients with Type 2 diabetes: efficacy and safety of lispro mix 25 vs. basal insulin combined with oral glucose-lowering agents

In this elderly subgroup post-hoc analysis, LM25 (lispro 25%/insulin lispro protamine suspension 75%) demonstrated a lower endpoint HbA(1c) and a higher % of patients reaching HbA(1c) target of < 7.0%, but with more weight gain and higher rates of hypoglycaemia compared to glargine.
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