Insulin patch instead of subcutaneous injections
Smart Insulin Patch Could Replace Painful Injections for Diabetes
Italian scientists have created an insulin pump implanted in the abdomen, which is refueled with insulin not from the outside, but from the lumen of the intestine.
27 August 2021Researchers at the University of Montreal compared the effectiveness of three methods of treating type 1 diabetes: one- and two-hormone external "pancreas" with feedback and a conventional continuous insulin pump.
28 November 2014A network of nanoparticles creates an effective feedback system that, by releasing insulin in response to changes in glucose levels, mimics the function of the pancreas of a healthy person.
13 May 2013A new alternative to subcutaneous insulin injections can be a nasal spray, the composition of which turns into a gel at body temperature.
12 November 2012The creators of the ultrasound tablet expect that the use of the device will allow diabetics to refuse regular injections of insulin and take it inside.
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