Insulin inhaler could be an option for Type 1 diabetes injections
A new medical breakthrough shows promise for millions of Americans with Type 1 diabetes, who may be able to get their insulin using an inhaler instead of traditional injections.
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A new medical breakthrough shows promise for millions of Americans with Type 1 diabetes, who may be able to get their insulin using an inhaler instead of traditional injections.
The unnamed cow lives in Brazil, and she's the first cow in the world to produce milk with human insulin.
Researchers at the University of Illinois helped create the first-ever insulin-producing cow that could save lives.
An estimated 8-and-a-half million Americans rely on the diabetes medication insulin to survive. Recent changes cap the cost at $35 a month, but many, either uninsured or not on Medicare, don't qualify for this price.
