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To evaluate the pharmacological properties and clinical efficacy of faster aspart, a fast-acting insulin analog formulation, for optimizing postprandial glycemic control in diabetes management.

October 1, 2021The Journal of AMDOpen Access

Faster Aspart: a fast-acting insulin analog for an optimal glycemic control

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To evaluate the pharmacological properties and clinical efficacy of faster aspart, a fast-acting insulin analog formulation, for optimizing postprandial glycemic control in diabetes management.
Reviewed the pharmacological mechanism of faster aspart, which incorporates L-arginine and niacinamide excipients to accelerate subcutaneous absorption.
Synthesized findings from the 'onset' clinical trial program comparing faster aspart with standard insulin aspart in diabetes patients.
Faster aspart provided earlier onset of appearance and faster subcutaneous absorption relative to standard rapid-acting formulations.
The 'onset' trials demonstrated superior control of postprandial glycemic excursions compared to insulin aspart, alongside noninferior HbA1c reductions (numerical values not reported).

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Review demonstrates improved postprandial glucose control with faster aspart in diabetes, indicating potential advantages over standard rapid-acting analogs.

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Concetta Irace (2021) studied this question.

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Review demonstrates improved postprandial glucose control with faster aspart in diabetes, indicating potential advantages over standard rapid-acting analogs.

Faster Aspart: a fast-acting insulin analog for an optimal glycemic control

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