University Of British Columbia Develop Pill To Replace Insulin Shots

University of British Columbia are developing a pill to replace insulin shots. They are hoping to lower the price of insulin per dosage since their oral substitute may be less expensive and simpler to produce.

A group of researchers from the University of British Columbia who are engaged in manufacturing oral insulin tablets to substitute daily insulin injections have made a revolutionary breakthrough.

Insulin from the most recent version of their oral tablets is absorbed by rats in t...

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