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Discover how BX211 bacteriophage therapy may improve diabetic foot ulcer healing, what Phase 2 trial results reveal, and why further research is needed.
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Discover how CA8 may influence liver glucose production and pancreatic insulin secretion, revealing a possible new link in type 2 diabetes.
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Learn why high-deductible health plans increase out-of-pocket costs for diabetes care and what these expenses mean for patients and providers.
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Interleukin-2 boosted immune cells but failed to preserve insulin production in the DIABIL-2 trial. Discover what this means for type 1 diabetes.
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