Making the Blue Circle Happen: Why and How

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I’ve become accustomed to seeing the Pink Ribbon on soda cans and packages of cookies in the supermarket, but was a little stunned when I stopped by ULTA last week to pick up a jar of my favorite face cream, and discovered it packaged in a special…

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  • November 7, 2012
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We’ve seen the sensational headlines over and over: “no more needles for diabetics!”Maybe soon we’ll be inhaling insulin through our noses. Or rolling it on like a stick of deodorant. Or lapping it up in the form of a wafer on our tongues.Maybe we…

Insulin: Tasty Goodness?

Finding a less invasive method of taking insulin seems to be all the rage these days. Although the once-hailed Exhubera fizzled away, researchers have not given up on the “holy grail” of oral insulin. Aside from Mannkind’s Afrezza, which is delaye…