The insulin pill treats and even prevents type 1 diabetes in mice
Scientists have developed a new way to treat and even prevent type 1 diabetes in mice - new hope for patients.
Goodbye stings: Scientists launch the first painless blood glucose test
This time we are there, and production is also being started: a salivary biosensor will replace the blood sugar test based on pricks and needles. A "sweet" revolution for diabetics.
Sense Glucose earring for diabetics: reads glucose without needle
Sense Glucose is a concept that provides a wearable, needle-free diabetic solution for reading blood sugar levels
CES2021, here is the smartwatch that can measure blood sugar without needles
Measuring blood sugar without needles and with a wearable device such as a smartwatch: many have tried and failed. Quantum Operation will try again.
A human stem cell method quickly cures diabetes in mice
A new method turns human pluripotent stem cells into insulin-producing cells, which quickly cured acute diabetes in mice.
Artificial pancreas, green light from the American FDA
The US authority rewards the multi-year efforts of the creators of the best glucose control system in patients with diabetes: an artificial pancreas.
Glasses with biosensors to monitor diabetes through tears
Smaller and smaller biosensors allow the development of devices never seen before, such as these glasses to monitor diabetes through tears.
Metformin regenerates the brain, but it only works on women, children and mice
In-depth analyzes of metformin showed a strong difference between the sexes: female specimens react better, on males it does not work.
Hormone injections against obesity
Hormone infusions against obesity are preferable due to the absence of side effects compared to gastric bypass. Will we lose weight with an injection?
The blue night light consumes more sugars
The blue night light in our eyes comes from sources and LED displays. Photoreceptors send stimuli directly to brain areas that regulate appetite.
Eversense, the prick test for diabetics is already (almost) prehistoric
A great step forward towards total freedom, which one day not far away will allow diabetics to monitor glucose in real time with small implanted devices capable of reading body data by themselves.
The platypus that helps beat diabetes
Could it be the #platypus, our new hope against #diabetes? This mammal, in fact, produces a ...
The graphene and gold patch for diabetics arrives
Technology for the medical field is increasingly cutting edge. And for chronic diseases ...
Found an insulin substitute that can be taken orally.
The WHO estimates the number of diabetics in the world at around 285 million (data from last ...
