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Diabetes ‘Holy Grail’ unearthed

February 6th, 2010 | Posted in Medical | Author: Editor

“The development of an artificial pancreas has been hailed as a breakthrough in diabetes management but it could take another five years to reach diabetics.  Scientists have developed a computer program that can take two technologies currently used in diabetes management – a blood glucose sensor and insulin pump – and automate them.  It ensures the correct dosage of insulin can be automatically injected, to keep a diabetic’s blood sugar level within a safe range, around the clock”

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