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Scientists create "sugar sponge" which can be injected into diabetics to sop up and bind glucose when glucose levels are high, and release the sugar when its co
by uber1geek 9y ago
Scientists create "sugar sponge" which can be injected into diabetics to sop up and bind glucose when glucose levels are high, and release the sugar when its concentrations are low. They also tested the sponge in mice with type-I diabetes, and within two days, they saw antidiabetic effects.
- yjftsjthsd-h 9y agoIf that works... that's a cure, isn't it? Like, sure, there's upkeep, but automatic blood sugar regulation means 0 symptoms = functional cure.