How does insulin therapy influence the regulation of glucagon secretion in diabetics and why is this interaction important for overall glycemic control?
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Insulin therapy in diabetics suppresses glucagon release from alpha cells, reducing hepatic glucose output and improving blood sugar control. This interaction is crucial for maintaining stable glucose levels.