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Could a Mini Pancreas Predict Which Diabetes Drug Will Work Best?

Scientist holding a patient-derived pancreatic organoid in a laboratory with a pancreas model and advanced research equipment, illustrating precision diabetes medicine.

Finding the right diabetes medication often involves trial and error. One patient may respond well to a GLP-1 receptor agonist, while another sees little benefit from the same treatment. As a result, clinicians frequently adjust medications before finding the most effective option. What if doctors could test a patient’s response …

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