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The Burrill Report submits: The long road to approval for Mannkind's (MNKD) Afrezza inhaled insulin got a little longer March 15, as the FDA asked for more information to support its review of the drug. Afrezza is a powdered insulin for helping adult patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus control high blood glucose, also known as hyperglycemia, which is a major cause of diabetes-related complications.
Thanks for posting this. I have been following the development, and have been concerned that they see the approval process as a nuisance, rather than as questions that absolutely should be asked and conclusively answered before people begin breathing in a new powdered substance on a regular basis.
The release (and the media it appears in) seems to suggest that they are more interested in the money than those they will sell this to. I have already decided that this company does not have my best interests as a diabetic at heart.
I hope they prove me wrong in the end, but this announcement does not instill much confidence.
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