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This particularly means that you should not switch from a slow-acting to a fast-acting insulin, or vice versa. But even so-called fast-acting insulin, such as the type Exubera uses, has to be taken at least 45 minutes before a meal and may linger long after its job is done. Also, Exubera is fast-acting insulin that is taken at mealtime; some patients still need the long-acting insulin that is delivered through needles. |
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