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#diabetes #medicine #breakthrough #shorts
Relevant Nature papers here:
Original breakthrough (pay-walled): www.nature.com/articles/nchem.1409
Recent breakthrough: www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08042-3
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
How impressive to explain such a complex topic in such a simple way.
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I'm a retired Pharmacist. I still remember dispensing pork insulin. This is amazing.
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as a diabetic I would love this opportunity. as someone in the United States, it absolutely isn't covered and they would rather I die than live comfortably
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I don't even have diabetes and am in no way into biochemistry but I am so happy there are people like you out there who develop this stuff and save lives
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no, you should be proud. you have taken part in creating something that actually saves millions of people's lives and science has always been a team effort. be proud man.
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My best friend died a few years ago - the autopsy didnt reveal any clear diagnosis from what I was told, but I highly suspect she fell victim to the "dead in bed syndrome" and that her blood sugar crashed so quickly in her sleep that she fell into a coma before she would wake up, and passed of a heart attack a few hours after.
I admire everyone working on medication or devices that help diabetic people maintain their blood sugar, like those devices that records your blood sugar 24/7 and give a loud peep and/or notification to someone nearby if your blood sugar falls low
Thank you for your work.
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My oldest has type 1 diabetes from 2 years old. We fought and fought to try to balance his sugar. I would stay up at night just to catch a crash. I caught 2 that could have killed him. This is AMAZING! You have NO idea how many sleepless night this would have saved me 20 years ago!
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The storytelling in this video is exemplary. First, the problem, the the thought process for approaching the problem, and THEN the amazing breakthrough you wanted us to know about. Bravo!!
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United Healthcare: "Don't even ask if we cover it, and our execs are now equipped with anti-ballistic vests"
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Being a type 1 diabetic myself, this innovation rekindled my hope.
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MicroBioChemistry is like Mechanical Engineering scaled down š
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I am type 1 diabetic, I expect this to hit the market about 5 years after I die from complications brought on by type 1. I fully expect the US FDA to gate keep this as long as it can to ensure the profits of the current insulin providers
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im type 1 diabetic and i would volunteer to be experimented on with this type of insulin. Im so tired of needing to monitor my blood sugar levels and i would love to finally live with less worries that diabetes caused me
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Iāve had type 1 diabetes for 20 years. Itās a very difficult disease to manage, and expensive as well. Iām in a āfree healthcareā country, so it doesnāt directly impact me, but it is expensive on the healthcare system. If we can get an easier life, and save money while doing it, then it would be amazing.
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KEEP POSTING MORE PAPERS AND VIDEOS MAKE PEOPLE KNOW THIS AWESOME INVENTION
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Omg omg this is awesome, so many of my family members will benefit from this!
Thanks for doing good for humanity, and I hope all the team behind this gets their props
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This is so simple yet so complex at the same time. Itās mindblowing
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Holy shit, he cited his references in the description. I am rock hard. Instant subscribe.
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Thank You for helping to make it!
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@Trainfan1055Janathan
2 months ago
"What do you mean my insurance won't cover it?"
"It's classified as an optional treatment."
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