Managing Diabetes 24/7
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Drs. Robert Sherwin and William Tamborlane describe their development of the insulin pump, which revolutionized diabetes treatment. By delivering a non-stop, adjustable stream of insulin they were able to spare patients the worst complications of the disease.
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