Drug-releasing Microcapsules to Help Treat Diabetes

Drug-carrying microsphere (tiny capsule) could be the key to transplanting insulin-secreting pancreas cells into human patients finds a new study. These drug carrying tiny capsules are further encapsulated in bigger cells.

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can drug-deleivering microcapsules help treat diabetes more effectively?
- drug-releasing tiny capsule could extend the duration of insulin-secreting cells in human body
- viability and duration of the drug can be prolonged

Can Drug-releasing Microcapsules Help Treat Diabetes More Effectively?

Tiny drug-delivering capsules can help sustain insulin-producing cells to treat diabetes effectively finds a new study. Read More

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