Chinese researchers recently achieved the world's first non-invasive insulin delivery through skin, resulting in a blood sugar-lowering effect...
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BEIJING, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- Diabetes patients troubled by the inconvenience caused by long-term injections may be able to get rid of syringes in future. A research team led by scholars from Zhejiang University in east China has achieved the world's first non-invasive delivery of insulin through skin, securing a blood sugar-lowering effect comparable to regular insulin injections. Details regarding this revolutionary approach were recently published in the journal Nature, according to a China Science Daily report. INSULIN INJECTION CHALLENGE For hundreds of millions of diabetes patients worldwide, subcutaneous insulin injection remains the standard treatment for both type 1 diabetes and...
Chinese researchers recently achieved the world's first non-invasive insulin delivery through skin, resulting in a blood sugar-lowering effect...
Chinese researchers recently achieved the world's first non-invasive insulin delivery through skin, resulting in a blood sugar-lowering effect...
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