Some diabetes patients are getting into trouble because they think all "clear" insulin is rapid acting

December 2002

Some diabetes patients are getting into trouble because they think all "clear" insulin is rapid acting.

Many patients were taught that "cloudy" insulin is long-acting...and "clear" insulin is rapid-acting.

But this isn't true anymore.

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