insulindelivery
Insulin delivery refers to the methods used to administer insulin to people who require exogenous insulin to regulate blood glucose. The main approaches include subcutaneous injections, continuous subcutaneous infusion via pumps, inhalation, and, in some cases, implants or experimental systems.
Subcutaneous injections can be given with disposable syringes or insulin pen devices. Insulins are formulated as
Inhaled insulin provides rapid-onset insulin delivered through the lungs and is approved only in certain markets
Dosing strategies commonly follow basal-bolus regimens, with rapid-acting analogs used at meals and long-acting analogs providing
Advances in diabetes technology increasingly link insulin delivery with glucose monitoring. Automated insulin delivery systems and