A world where a single injection a day gives you insulin only when you actually need it.

Glucose responsive insulin (GRI) is a form of insulin that only works when the body’s blood-glucose levels start to rise. When blood sugar levels are in proper range, the insulin is inactive. GRI would profoundly and positively change the lives of people with T1D. Their need for injections to lower blood-sugar levels would largely disappear.

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