|Articles|June 27, 2011

Treatment satisfaction for type 2 diabetes patients taking only oral meds

Patients with type 2 diabetes who use only oral antidiabetic drugs report a more favorable medication treatment experience than those taking insulin, said Richard R Rubin, MD.

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