Malaysian researchers develop new method to deliver insulin


The alternating layers of insulin and polymer enable the nanoparticle to slowly release insulin into the body as the polymer degrades. — Photos: Dr SYED MAHMOOD

For many diabetes patients, insulin is a crucial medicine required to help keep their blood sugar levels within normal range.

In Malaysia, the latest available National Diabetes Registry Report indicates that around 30% of diabetic patients are treated with insulin injections.

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