Marine snail inspires fast-acting injectable insulin
The treatment could give patients with diabetes better, more immediate control over their blood sugar.
Read MoreThe treatment could give patients with diabetes better, more immediate control over their blood sugar.
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Read MoreThe therapeutic agent converts cells that normally control glucose production into ones that generate insulin.
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Read MoreWorld’s smallest, fully functional version of insulin combines the potency of human insulin with the fast-acting potential of venom insulin produced by predatory cone snails.
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Read MoreAn initiative at University of Utah Health aims to improve the lives of people with diabetes, which affects nearly 10% of America’s population.
Read MoreU researcher developing long-lasting insulin for Type I diabetics that could eliminate the need for constant monitoring and injections.
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