This article reports on Galvus, a drug that works similarly to Januvia for type 2 diabetes. Galvus was approved in Europe, but because of liver safety concerns, it's not likely to be approved by the FDA.

Janumet is a new medication for type 2 diabetes that combines two different drugs, resulting in better blood glucose control. This article discusses the exciting results of recent studies.

Curious about how Januvia works for type 2 diabetes? Find out with these simple illustrations and descriptions.

Januvia is part of a new line of drugs that works differently than insulin and other hypoglycemic agents. This article explains how Januvia and similar drugs work.

Although rare, several cases of Stevens-Johnson syndrome have been reported in patients taking Januvia for type 2 diabetes, prompting an addition to Januvia's warning label.

If you've recently been prescribed Januvia for your type 2 diabetes, check out this link to learn about important information, including possible side effects and drug interactions.

Uncover more about Januvia's safety, efficacy and price with this short article intended for healthcare professionals.

This link provides the information that usually comes with a Januvia for type 2 diabetes prescription. Integrated links help explain some terms.