That is very true...Insulin now of days is very different then when it was first introduced. For example, there are now "long-lasting" and "fast-acting" insulin

That is very true...Insulin now of days is very different then when it was first introduced. For example, there are now "long-lasting" and "fast-acting" insulin that has been molecularly modified for different outcomes. Diabetes is a very old disease that ironically is pushing the limits of sensor fusion, but it is very poorly understood by people outside of the Type 1 community. I personally wish these two diseases were completely renamed as it does a disservice to both Type 1 and 2 patients.