Patients with diabetes are being recommended newer drugs like Ozempic or Jardiance, instead of metformin
For years, people with Type 2 diabetes who needed to take drugs to lower their blood-sugar levels started with an old medicine called metformin. New guidelines now recommend patients can start with one of thea WSJ membership.
For years, people with Type 2 diabetes who needed to take drugs to lower their blood-sugar levels started with an old medicine called metformin. New guidelines now recommend patients can start with one of thea WSJ membershipFrance Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
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