Diabetes breakthrough as scientists discover rare game-changing insulin

Scientists have developed a game-changing insulin for the treatment of Diabetes (Image: Getty) Scientists have reportedly developed a new insulin that could possibly revolutionise the treatment for millions with type one diabetes worldwide. The solution involves smart insulin that activates as needed within the body, offering a treatment approach nearly as effective as a cure with existing drug therapies. The experts have developed a new form of insulin that mimics the body's natural response to blood sugar fluctuations, potentially reducing the frequency of treatments to just once a week.

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