Giving yourself an injection can seem intimidating and complicated. But these simple techniques should make you comfortable in no time. Let's start with the essentials. You'll need a new syringe ...

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Yes, people living with T2D can manage their condition effectively without using insulin injections. Instead of insulin, they may use a combination of other medications and lifestyle changes.

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NovoPen ®, the first insulin pen injector, was introduced in 1985. This article reviews the published evidence over two decades of use of the NovoPen ® family of injection devices in diabetes ...

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That procedure could be a real game changer for nearly half a billion people currently estimated to be living with the ...