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21 May 2014 19:35
Type 2 diabetes, the most common kind, results from too little insulin in the bloodstream, leading to high blood sugar levels and a host of other health problems. The disease is growing in prevalence and is intensive to manage---many diabetics do daily insulin injections and blood sugar testing---with fatal consequences if it's left out of control. Now scientists have opened the doorway to a new approach to diabetes treatment---rather than boosting insulin supply, instead slowing its disapp
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