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1. Inhaled Insulin for Diabetes- Too much hype! « Sbmedex’s Weblog
Of the individuals who used Exubera, most remain satisfied. A number of studies showed that Exubera could control blood sugars but it still was not as good as the injectable insulin. Erratic absorption of inhaled insulin had been ...

2. Technosphere inhaled insulin renewed hope
As a result, patients and doctors remain indifferent to Exubera. Fourth, Exubera inhaled insulin pulmonary delivery of low bioavailability, the actual content of insulin into the blood much lower than the administration of injections, ...

3. Investor's Business Daily: Why Pfizer's Insulin Inhaler Failed
In April this year, Nektar Therapeutics (NKTR), from whom Pfizer had licensed Exubera, ended all work and negotiations for inhaled insulin. Pfizer had been convinced that diabetics would pay to escape their insulin needle injections, ...

4. SciGen Buys China Rights to Generex Oral Insulin Spray
We believe disappointing sales with Exubera inhaled insulin made uncertain the prospects for further commercialization of Alkermes' AIR and AERx, an inhaled insulin system by Novo Nordisk A-S (NVO, Not Rated) whose Phase III development ...

5. Diabetes Symptoms - Inhaled Insulin; Breakthrough for Diabetes ...
Exubera is rapid acting meal time insulin that was recently approved by the FDA. It comes is powdered form and can be inhaled through the mouth. Exubera will not completely replace insulin shots (some diabetics may still need shots of ...

6. Increased lung cancer risk with inhaled insulin exubera
Pfizer Inc and Nektar Therapeutics have announced that clinical trials of inhaled insulin Exubera® found increased cases of lung cancer, leading Nektar to end talks with potential partners to market the product. ...

7. Inhalable insulin
At the time of Exubera's discontinuation, several other companies were pursuing inhaled insulin including Alkermes working with Eli Lilly and Company, MannKind Corporation, and Aradigm working with Novo Nordisk. However, by March 2008, ...

8. [Endocrine and Diabetes] Inhaled Insulin Is Associated with ...
Human insulin was administered via inhalation (Exubera; n = 9) or infusion (Humulin R; n = 9) in dogs using an infusion algorithm that yielded matched plasma insulin kinetics between the two groups. Somatostatin was infused to prevent ...

9. Pfizer hangs sale sign on Exubera plant
Most recently, the plant was used to make Exubera, Pfizer's inhaled insulin product. But just one year into the product's launch, Pfizer pulled the plug on the formulation because of lackluster sales. Exubera just hadn't caught on with ...

10. How does inhale insulin work
An advisory panel to the US Food and Drug Administration on September 8th 2005 recommended approval of Exubera an inhaled insulin for adults with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. It is predicted that Pfizer would launch Exubera in late 2006. ...