Drugs for Diabetes
New therapies targeting hormone in the gut promise more benefits than existing drugs and show potential for regenerating beta cells
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October 25, 2004 Cover
Volume 82, Issue 43
New therapies targeting hormone in the gut promise more benefits than existing drugs and show potential for regenerating beta cells
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