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Are we likely to see a 'smart' insulin where by it will stop acting if a person's blood sugar level is low?
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Nanotechnology : Nanotechnology, stem-cell research or more effective forms of islet cell transplantation will one day help diabetic patients avert the need for constant blood sugar measurements and Insulin administration.
Answered 6/25/2014
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