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A clinical trial with glipizide - a relative new sulphonylurea.

J Singarayar, Sridhar Sunderam

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Glipizide is a relatively new sulphonylurea- antidiabetic agent. 24 maturity-onset diabetics were studied to determine the dosage required to produce adequate control and the safety and tolerance of the drug. It was concluded that glipizide is a safe and potent anti-diabetic agent and a suitable alternative in those patients poorly-controlled on standard oral hypoglycaemic drugs.

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Glipizide is a relatively new sulphonylurea- antidiabetic agent. 24 maturity-onset diabetics were studied to determine the dosage required to produce adequate control and the safety and tolerance of the drug. It was concluded that glipizide is a safe and potent anti-diabetic agent and a suitable alternative in those patients poorly-controlled on standard oral hypoglycaemic drugs.

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Glipizide is a relatively new sulphonylurea- antidiabetic agent. 24 maturity-onset diabetics were studied to determine the dosage required to produce adequate control and the safety and tolerance of the drug. It was concluded that glipizide is a safe and potent anti-diabetic agent and a suitable alternative in those patients poorly-controlled on standard oral hypoglycaemic drugs.

Key concepts: Glipizide, Medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Pharmacology, Drug, Clinical trial, Internal medicine, Endocrinology

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