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Nebulized human insulin matches subcutaneous injection for glycemic control in diabetic children.
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Semi-synthetic human insulin was delivered via a novel nebulizer to the respiratory tracts of six diabetic children. Blood glucose control obtained was at least as good as a control day when they received their usual dose of subcutaneous insulin.
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Elliott et al. (1987) studied this question. Semi-synthetic human insulin delivered via nebulizer provided blood glucose control at least as good as usual subcutaneous insulin in six diabetic children.
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