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Scientists in the U.S. , China and Australia are designing treatments that imitate the body’s natural response to changing blood glucose, or sugar, levels and respond instantly.
Australian researchers say their new insulin delivery method would offer one injection every three days .
Patients currently have to administer synthetic insulin up to 10 times a day.
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