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NICE updates four type 2 diabetes appraisals and withdraws four dapagliflozin appraisals
NICE has updated four technology appraisals on type 2 diabetes medicines to match its type 2 diabetes guideline, and withdrawn four on dapagliflozin.
Key points
- On 15 September 2026 NICE published a news story on updating four technology appraisals for type 2 diabetes.
- The updated appraisals were brought into line with NICE's guideline on type 2 diabetes in adults.
- NICE describes the exercise as the first test of a new way of keeping all of its guidance aligned.
What was announced
NICE has updated four technology appraisals for type 2 diabetes medicines so that they match the recommendations in its guideline on type 2 diabetes in adults. NICE says the pilot shows that appraisals can be kept aligned with guidelines more efficiently, without compromising the rigour or transparency of its decisions.
What it means
NICE also withdrew four appraisals on dapagliflozin: TA288, TA390, TA418 and TA583. It treats the withdrawal as a routing decision, and says it is not subject to appeal. NICE describes the exercise as the first test of a new way of keeping all of its guidance aligned.
More guides and news
- NICE backs weekly insulin for type 2 diabetes Health news · 20 August 2026
- MHRA authorises weekly insulin Onswik Health news · 13 October 2026
- Eating well with type 2 diabetes Guide · 3 November 2026
- eGFR and creatinine: kidney test results Guide · 3 November 2026
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