A new insulin patch, developed by the University of North Carolina and NC State, revealed promising results in a mouse model to lower blood glucose in type 2 diabetes for up to 9 hours ...

To deliver this drug in a less invasive way, researchers now report a prototype insulin-loaded patch that comfortably ... studies of the prototype on animal models.

It is a “smart insulin patch” that can detect increases ... The researchers successfully lowered the blood sugar levels with the patch in mouse models. They will continue to develop the ...

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As CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez reported, the new insulin patch is easier to use and helps keep blood sugar under tighter control. It's sort of a cross between a skin patch and a mini insulin pump.

In the preclinical testing, researchers compared the reaction that Type 1 diabetes model mice had to standard insulin injection and blood glucose levels versus their microneedle patch. They found ...

The main difference is while the previous patch contained synthetic insulin, the new patch contains ... to get the best performance in animal models, and will then need to enter pre-clinical ...

It is this line of thinking that inspired scientists at the University of California, Santa Barbara, to produce a new kind of insulin-loaded patch made from mucoadhesive polymers, which would be ...

Dr Abdelhakim is working on a prototype for an insulin patch that could be inserted into the mouth – meaning patients do not need to inject. It is the first such oral patch of its kind.

To deliver this drug in a less invasive way, researchers in ACS Applied Bio Materials now report a prototype insulin-loaded patch that comfortably sticks ... preclinical studies of the prototype on ...