An eight-city physician survey in India has thrown up some interesting findings on diabetes treatment approaches in the country, including that a significant percentage of physicians shift patients managed on oral therapies to insulin within three years largely because of poor glycemic control.
Trends In Insulin Therapy Acceptance In India
An eight-city physician survey in India has thrown up some interesting findings on diabetes treatment approaches in the country, including that a significant percentage of physicians shift patients managed on oral therapies to insulin within three years largely because of poor glycemic control.
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