New data presented yesterday at the Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD), being held in Berlin, Germany, show that patients with type 2 diabetes starting insulin therapy had a 43% lower rate of night-time hypoglycemia when using Danish diabetes major Novo Nordisk’s (NOV: N) insulin degludec compared with those using insulin glargine (0.27 [insulin degludec] versus 0.46 [insulin glargine] episodes per patient per year, p<0.001) with equivalent improvements in glucose control.
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