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May 5, 2026
Safe & Effective Insulin Titration Strategies
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4:18William PolonskyGUEST
I think it's, in many ways, it is their biggest issue because the biggest concern is, "Oh yeah, I'm gonna get some more phone calls.
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4:24William PolonskyGUEST
Some things I'm gonna have to deal with." [chuckles] So that I get, but I can tell you what we suspect from the data that is available, the biggest reason why we see so many people with diabetes who are reluctant to titrate up or delay it or put it off, um, really has to do with how they think about insulin.
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4:46William PolonskyGUEST
And not just how they think about insulin, but how they think about more insulin.
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4:50William PolonskyGUEST
I've met way too many people, when you ask them, like, "Hey, you know, I know your doctor's been suggesting you titrate up.
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10:46Bob GabbayHOST
So, so Bill, talk a little bit about, we've touched on this already, you know, how c- clinicians really partner with, uh, uh, their patients around titration, um, and, and to do it i- in a, in a safe way.