may be just around the corner of the artificial pancreas. Word of several international researchers working on this body, believing that in the near future Artificial pancreas could change life with diabetes. According to Roman Hovorka of the University of Cambridge (UK), who is testing some experimental devices, the mechanical pancreas could go to the hospital in a few years. Reducing the need for insulin injections and blood tests from the fingers in patients with diabetes. "I think that we're on the threshold of a first-generation artificial pancreas," said the scholar speaking at a meeting of the U.S. National Institutes of Health, held recently in Bethesda (USA).
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