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antidiabetic drug

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antidiabetic drug, any of several drugs that control blood sugar level in the treatment of diabetes diabetes or diabetes mellitus (məlī`təs)
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. See insulin insulin, hormone secreted by the β cells of the islets of Langerhans, specific groups of cells in the pancreas . Insufficiency of insulin in the body results in diabetes . Insulin was one of the first products to be manufactured using genetic engineering .
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for failure of other antidiabetic drugs, such as Micronase/Glynase, Diabeta or Glucotrol, when their maximal doses are reached and fasting glucose is no longer reduced appropriately.
Also discussed are pipeline developments in other areas of oral antidiabetic drugs, injectables, and insulins other than pulmonary.
Delayed gastric emptying may produce a mismatch of digestion with antidiabetic drugs, i.
 
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