New Pill Shown to Eliminate Type 2 Diabetes in 78% of Patients in Clinical Trial
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The Lancet
A Phase 3 clinical trial of a novel oral therapy targeting hepatic insulin sensitivity reported sustained Type 2 diabetes remission in 78% of 1,840 participants after 18 months. The drug, developed by a European biotech consortium, works through a mechanism distinct from GLP-1 agonists. Researchers describe results as "the strongest remission data ever seen for an oral therapy."
If approved, this drug could shift diabetes care from lifelong management to potential remission.
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Type 2 diabetes affects an estimated 540 million people globally. Existing treatments…
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