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New Delhi, July 13 : Indian scientists have reportedly discovered a new form of insulin that could could help diabetic patients control their blood sugar levels.
According to the scientists, a patient has to take only a single shot of insulin to keep sugar levels under control for over a month.
The National Immunology Institute has reveated that it took two million rupees and nearly two years of research to come up with the unique solution. Scientists have already patented the technology and plans are on to commercialize it.
"It is a multi-million dollar technology transfer agreement with royalties once the product goes to the market, and if I am not wrong, it is one of the biggest scientific innovations to have come from a government owned research laboratory," claimed Professor Avadhesha Surolia, Director, National Immunology Institute, New Delhi.
The researchers said they tried natural human insulin at varying temperatures and chemical conditions on rats, mice and rabbits and managed to control their sugar levels by simply giving an injection once every three months.
Because of its huge potential in controlling sugar level for three months, the new discovery has attracted the immediate attention of about 50 million people suffering from diabetes in India.
New Delhi, July 13 : Indian scientists have reportedly discovered a new form of insulin that could could help diabetic patients control their blood sugar levels.
According to the scientists, a patient has to take only a single shot of insulin to keep sugar levels under control for over a month.
The National Immunology Institute has reveated that it took two million rupees and nearly two years of research to come up with the unique solution. Scientists have already patented the technology and plans are on to commercialize it.
"It is a multi-million dollar technology transfer agreement with royalties once the product goes to the market, and if I am not wrong, it is one of the biggest scientific innovations to have come from a government owned research laboratory," claimed Professor Avadhesha Surolia, Director, National Immunology Institute, New Delhi.
The researchers said they tried natural human insulin at varying temperatures and chemical conditions on rats, mice and rabbits and managed to control their sugar levels by simply giving an injection once every three months.
Because of its huge potential in controlling sugar level for three months, the new discovery has attracted the immediate attention of about 50 million people suffering from diabetes in India.
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I saw your peofile. As you are interested in reading and writing you may join the avove group. Dazon 50 has started this group. It is less than two weeks we have started.She does wonderful editing.You may post your News in the above froup as well. thanks.Sorry no spell check.Pleas note I am not diabetic as yet.
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Nasal insulin is also in the News.when the internet is concerned we have to be careful especially when health is concented. Discussion is ok.action has to be taken rationally. thanks for your response.
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