Pill inspired by leopard tortoise could replace diabetic injections
by Hannah Devlin Science correspondent from on (#48NQ4)
Capsule shape based on domed shell ensures insulin needle within aims at stomach wall
Scientists have developed a "needle pill" that could allow diabetics to take insulin without the need for daily injections.
The pea-sized capsule contains a small needle made of solid, compressed insulin, which is injected into the stomach wall after the capsule has been swallowed.
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