Insulin Pill

Struggling with PCOS and insulin resistance? Learn how to manage these conditions with delicious food and simple exercise tips (plus a bonus recipe by a chef-nutritionist!).

Given a choice between an insulin injection or an insulin pill, many people would prefer the less painful technique. Scientists are developing an insulin pill for type 1 diabetes that can potentially end the era of painful injections.

New York: US scientists have developed an oral method of administering insulin that can be a less painful alternative to millions of people worldwide with diabetes who have to inject themselves with the drug to manage their blood-sugar levels. The team has successfully encapsulated insulin using Cholestosomes – a neutral, lipid-based particle –...

US scientists have developed an oral method of administering insulin that can be a less painful alternative to millions of people worldwide with diabetes who have to inject themselves with the drug to manage their blood-sugar levels.

An insulin pill being developed by a team of researchers led by an Indian American scientist at the University of California-Santa Barbara will make it easier to manage blood sugar for diabetics.

Indian-origin scientists are developing a patch for diabetics that attaches to the intestinal wall and releases insulin after being swallowed in the form of a pill.

A pill coated with tiny needles that can deliver drugs directly into the lining of the digestive tract has been developed by scientists, an advance that may eliminate the need for injections. In animal studies, researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Massachusetts General Hospital found that the capsule delivered insulin more effic...

Struggling with PCOS and insulin resistance? Learn how to manage these conditions with delicious food and simple exercise tips (plus a bonus recipe by a chef-nutritionist!).

Given a choice between an insulin injection or an insulin pill, many people would prefer the less painful technique. Scientists are developing an insulin pill for type 1 diabetes that can potentially end the era of painful injections.

New York: US scientists have developed an oral method of administering insulin that can be a less painful alternative to millions of people worldwide with diabetes who have to inject themselves with the drug to manage their blood-sugar levels. The team has successfully encapsulated insulin using Cholestosomes – a neutral, lipid-based particle –...

US scientists have developed an oral method of administering insulin that can be a less painful alternative to millions of people worldwide with diabetes who have to inject themselves with the drug to manage their blood-sugar levels.

An insulin pill being developed by a team of researchers led by an Indian American scientist at the University of California-Santa Barbara will make it easier to manage blood sugar for diabetics.

Indian-origin scientists are developing a patch for diabetics that attaches to the intestinal wall and releases insulin after being swallowed in the form of a pill.

A pill coated with tiny needles that can deliver drugs directly into the lining of the digestive tract has been developed by scientists, an advance that may eliminate the need for injections. In animal studies, researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Massachusetts General Hospital found that the capsule delivered insulin more effic...