A New Advance In Science

@celticeagle (189833)

Boise, Idaho

July 2, 2018 6:53pm CST

They just said on the news that within three to five years diabetics could be taking a pill instead of taking injections to keep their insulin levels where they need to be. Isn't that amazing?

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Belle Starr (Iz)

@BelleStarr (61463)

• United States

3 Jul 18

wow, that will be an amazing advance for all the people with type one diabetes.

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@celticeagle (189833)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul 18

Yes, it will.

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@franxav (14591)

• India

3 Jul 18

It is a good news. More and more people are falling victim to this disease. They will get relief.

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@celticeagle (189833)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul 18

I thought so too.

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@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)

• United States

3 Jul 18

I have family that already take a pill. I don't know exactly what for but I do know it has to do with their pre-diabetic disposition. I am trying to make healthier choices myself. There is too many people with diabetes in my family.

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@celticeagle (189833)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul 18

I take one as well. I don't have it but have same thing you do.

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@aureliah (24687)

• Kenya

3 Jul 18

True that is amazing and I hope it comes to pass sooner than we anticipate

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@Starmaiden (9308)

• Canada

3 Jul 18

That is excellent news. Progress is being made every day in medical science.

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Frederick Espiritu

@simplfred (20641)

• Philippines

3 Jul 18

I think that's a good news, especially our family is prone to diabetes.

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@celticeagle (189833)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul 18

I agree.

@lady1993 (27221)

• Philippines

3 Jul 18

hat is very good news indeed, less pain for them

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@toniganzon (77156)

• Philippines

3 Jul 18

That would be amazing if that pill would be available worldwide and not only in highly developed countries.

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@neelia_lyn (2003)

• Philippines

3 Jul 18

That would really be wonderful. It's tough having to take those injections 1 - 3x a day, or maybe more, for diabetics.

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@celticeagle (189833)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul 18

That's for sure.

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@marlina (154103)

• Canada

3 Jul 18

I hope that it does arrive soon.

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@rakski (156475)

• Philippines

3 Jul 18

it is much better if they can make a pill that will not make people diabetic.

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@Freelanzer (10782)

• Canada

3 Jul 18

That would be a great help for insulin users. Hope they also do some research into how to prevent it in the first place

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@dgobucks226 (37621)

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6 Jul 18

That would be so convenient for so many. Hopefully, the cost of the medication is affordable.

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@celticeagle (189833)

• Boise, Idaho

6 Jul 18

Hopefully.

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@Daelii (5619)

• United States

3 Jul 18

That is super awesome!!!

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@1hopefulman (45111)

• Canada

3 Jul 18

That would make life easier for many. Of course, if one can avoid the disease then they don't have to take anything.

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@responsiveme (22923)

• India

3 Jul 18

It surely is.with injections it's the daily prick and keeping to precise timings

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