Researchers Develop 'Smart Insulin' for Improved Diabetes Management

New glucose-responsive insulin could reduce injection frequency and stabilize blood sugar levels in real-time.

Australian scientists lead a global effort to create insulin that activates based on blood sugar levels.
The innovative treatment aims to reduce the current need for multiple daily injections.
Research teams from the US, China, and Australia are collaborating on these advancements.
Funding from the Type 1 Diabetes Grand Challenge supports these promising projects.
The World Health Organization reports 422 million people globally affected by diabetes.