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               Page 3 – Powerful HbA1c Control:

               According to real-world evidence from UK, patient will get better chance to achieve HBA1c target 7%
               when they are taking Diamicron MR 60.

               Compare to patients taking sitagliptin, patients with  Diamicron MR 60 have +35% more chance to
               achieve HbA1c target 7%.

               This difference become more significant when patients need better efficacy to reduce HbA1c up to ≤
               6.5%, you will find patients with Diamicron MR 60 have +51% more chance to achieve HbA1c ≤ 6.5%
               compare to patients taking Sitagliptin.

               To regain your control in Metformin uncontrolled patients, add Diamicron MR 60 early and up titrate
               to 2 tablets at breakfast whenever the efficacy is needed.


               Objective
               To highlight the powerful HbA1c reduction of Diamicron MR over Sitagliptin.


               Comments

               Use this  page  to highlight  the superior  efficacy of Diamicron  MR in comparing with  Sitagliptin
               especially in reduction of HbA1c to <7%.




                                                     CPRD New Data
               Key End Points

               The primary outcome was time to HbA1c level of <7.0% (53 mmol/mol).
               Secondary outcomes included time to HbA1c ≤6.5% (48 mmol/mol) and time to ≥1% (11 mmol/mol)
               HbA1c reduction from baseline, as well as persistence, durability, and hypoglycemic events.
               Methodology
               This retrospective study was conducted following the RECORD guidelines for conducting and reporting
               studies  using  observational routinely-collected  data and  a  protocol  approved  by an Independent
               Scientific Advisory Committee (ISAC; protocol Research Datalink (CPRD) to define a cohort of adult
               patients with T2D and glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) level of ≥7.0% (53 mmol/mol) newly treated
               with either gliclazide  MR  or  sitagliptin  as second-line  treatment  after metformin  monotherapy.
               Patients were 1:1 matched using high-dimensional propensity score matching and followed up until
               time to first HbA1c <7.0%.
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