mTOT: The Next Diabetes Pill Game-Changer?

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What would you say if someone offered you a safe pill that could lower your blood sugar, help you lose weight, preserve beta cell function, and keep Alzheimer’s at bay?Actually, that’s the wrong question. The question isn’t what you would say, but…

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