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Endocrine Pharmacology - Diabetes Type 1 - Insulin Therapy MADE EASY
This video discusses insulin therapy used for Diabetes Type 1, its analogues, interactions with other drugs and complications it causes. It precisely discusses all the drugs in a very simple yet easy way. Timeline: 0:00 Type 1 Diabetes Introduction 0:35 Normal Insulin Physiology 3:00 Insulin Therapy 4:10 Insulin Preparations 6:20 Insulin Analogues 8:15 Drug Interactions 8:50 Complications of Insulin Therapy 10:54 Complications of Diabetes Type 1
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