TABLE 1.
Epidemiology Base-Case Analysis
| Parameter | Input | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Prevalence of T1D | 4.83 | Per 1,000a |
| US adults with T1D | 1,400,000 | CDC1 |
| US children with T1D | 187,000 | CDC1 |
| Prevalence of T2D on insulin | 17.37 | Per 1,000a |
| US adults and children with T2D | 25,313,000 | CDC1,b |
| Percent of people with T2D on insulin | 22.53% | Selvin et al4,c |
| Incidence of SHE in people with T1D | 0.387 | Per person-year, average |
| In people on 3+ daily injections or pump therapy | 0.408 per person-year | Gubitosi-Klug et al23 |
| In people on 1-2 daily injections | 0.366 per person-year | Gubitosi-Klug et al23 |
| Incidence of SHE in people with T2D treated with insulin | 0.583 | Per person-year, weighted averaged |
| Median reported among people on basal regimens | 0.04 per person-year | Seufert et al24 |
| In people using MDI | 0.23 per person-year | Herman et al25 |
| In people using CSII | 0.08 per person-year | Herman et al25 |
| In all people with T2D on any insulin | 1.05 per person-year | Edridge et al26 |
a Assuming US population of 328,239,523 (US Census 2019). 44
bTotal reported with diabetes less total reported with T1D, as above.
c Selvin et al report that 27.1% of people with diabetes are insulin treated; assuming all patients with T1D are insulin treated, the remaining use of insulin is attributed to the use of insulin in patients with T2D.4
d Final row is weighted at 50% of total; all others are equally weighted.
CDC = Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; CSII = continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion; MDI = multiple daily injection; SHE = severe hypoglycemic event; T1D = type 1 diabetes mellitus; T2D = type 2 diabetes mellitus.