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Innovative insulin research could drastically reduce injections

Researchers at the University are working on developing 'smart' insulin which could drastically reduce injections for patients suffering from type 1 diabetes.

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Researchers at the University are working on developing ‘smart’ insulin which could drastically reduce injections for patients suffering from type 1 diabetes.  The development of smart capsules which would pass through the body and release insulin when it detects blood sugar levels are high, could dramatically reduce the invasive and time-consuming daily chore.

Articles on the development of this research can be found on the BBC and the Telegraph.

More information about Dr John Fossey's research can be found by following the links below: