This artificial pancreas could automate insulin delivery for diabetics


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The need for diabetics on insulin to regularly test their blood to monitor glucose levels and administer the appropriate amount of insulin could soon be a thing of the past if an artificial pancreas that can do this automatically becomes widespread in use. — dpa

A new artificial pancreas could automate the process of keeping blood sugar levels in check for people with type 2 diabetes, researchers have said.

A new small study suggests patients can keep their blood sugar levels at a healthy level using the device, which requires no human input.

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