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Nasal spray insulin advances diabetes research
Boston researchers report a nasal spray method delivering insulin could reduce daytime injections and improve blood sugar control. The technique, still experimental, relies on a bile salt carrier and may require years of testing before FDA approval while concerns about nasal irritation and duration of effect remain.
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Boston Globe
Boston
Federal Food and Drug Administration
American Diabetes Association
San Antonio
Alan C. Moses
Beth Israel Hospital
Jeffrey S. Flier
Moses
Harvard