Rapid Update 3- August 2017: Type 2 diabetes: potential cardiovascular benefits with the SGLT2 inhibitor canagliflozin but with a greater risk of amputation

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Liraglutide: Cardiovascular outcome data in type 2 diabetes (Aug-16)

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Type 2 Diabetes: cohort study finds that compared with other antidiabetic drugs, sitagliptin and saxagliptin do not increase the risk of heart failure (May-16)

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Updated NICE guidance on Type-2 Diabetes – recommendations on drug treatments (Jan-16)

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NPC Archive Item: Insulin analogues cost NHS millions

NOTE – This is an archive post from the NPC and has not been updated since first publication. Therefore, some hyperlinks may no longer be working. 24 October 2011 A UK study found that if all analogue insulin dispensed in the UK between 2000 and 2009 had been for human insulin alternatives, the NHS would […]