MIT researchers develop glucose-responsive diabetes treatment
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new method for tackling diabetes that could represent a significant breakthrough in treating the condition. The team's engineered insulin stays in the patient’s bloodstream, but is only activated when sugar levels start to tip the scales. .. Continue Reading MIT researchers develop glucose-responsive diabetes treatment
Section: Medical
Tags: Diabetes, Glucose, Insulin, MIT, Treatment
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