May 9, 2019 06:55 AM EDT
R&D

New study spot­lights a link be­tween block­buster SGLT2 drugs and po­ten­tial­ly lethal gan­grene

John Carroll

Editor & Founder

A new study in the An­nals of In­ter­nal Med­i­cine high­lights an ap­par­ent con­nec­tion be­tween the new wave of SGLT2 di­a­betes drugs and ex­treme­ly rare cas­es …

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