AHRQ Effective Health Care Program - Summary Guides

Premixed Insulin Analogues: A Comparison With Other Treatments for Type 2 Diabetes
Clinician Summary Guide published 25 Mar 2009

Section 1: Introduction
Premixed insulin analogues are an option for treating adults with type 2 diabetes. This guide summarizes clinical evidence comparing the effectiveness and safety of premixed insulin analogues with other insulin preparations and oral diabetes drugs. This guide does not address the use of insulin in pumps. It does not address the effectiveness of insulin treatment for people with type 1 diabetes, women with gestational diabetes, or people younger than 18 years old. It also does not cover evidence about the effectiveness of dietary and other lifestyle modifications for treatment of type 2 diabetes.

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AHRQ Effective Health Care Program - Summary Guides