In Brief: Kirsty — An Insulin Aspart Interchangeable with NovoLog

The FDA has approved Kirsty (Biocon), a biosimilar to rapid-acting insulin aspart (NovoLog), for treatment of type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Kirsty is the first rapid-acting insulin to become available in the US that has received interchangeability status with NovoLog; Merilog, another insulin aspart biosimilar, was approved earlier but has not received interchangeability status with NovoLog.

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˜The œmedical letter on drugs and therapeutics/˜The œmedical letter
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2025-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.58347/tml.2025.1741g
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Diabetes Management and Research
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In Brief: Kirsty — An Insulin Aspart Interchangeable with NovoLog

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In Brief: Kirsty — An Insulin Aspart Interchangeable with NovoLog

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Abstract

The FDA has approved Kirsty (Biocon), a biosimilar to rapid-acting insulin aspart (NovoLog), for treatment of type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Kirsty is the first rapid-acting insulin to become available in the US that has received interchangeability status with NovoLog; Merilog, another insulin aspart biosimilar, was approved earlier but has not received interchangeability status with NovoLog.

˜The œmedical letter on drugs and therapeutics/˜The œmedical letterVol. 67(1741)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Diabetes Management and Research
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