The O2-Macrodevice submerged in liquid water. The device, tested on mice, could eradicate the need for diabetics to constantly monitor their blood sugar levels and inject themselves with insulin. BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL VIA SWNS.
A new implantable device with an inbuilt “oxygen factory” could soon replace insulin injections for people with diabetes, scientists claim.
The O2-Macrodevice submerged in liquid water. The device, tested on mice, could eradicate the need for diabetics to constantly monitor their blood sugar levels and inject themselves with insulin. BOSTON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL VIA SWNS
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