Diabetes is a disease that millions of people around the world face, and the methods of its treatment continue to develop. A group of endocrinologists is working on a revolutionary approach to the introduction of insulin, replacing traditional injections with inhalers. This method can significantly change the everyday life of people suffering from diabetes, facilitating the process of administering the necessary medicine.

The process of developing inhalers for insulin is at the final test stage, and clinical studies are already conducted in several medical centers throughout Russia. Scientists are confident that the new technique will not only be effective, but also more convenient for patients, eliminating the need for daily injections.

The idea of \u200b\u200badministering insulin through the lungs is not new, but it was Russian specialists who managed to create an inhaler that will deliver insulin directly into the blood with minimal health risks. This method has a number of advantages: patients no longer need to worry about painful injections, and the likelihood of infection or other complications associated with needles is also reduced.

In addition, inhalers can significantly reduce stress levels in people who are faced with injections daily. This is especially important for children and people with high sensitivity to injections. According to the developers, the use of inhalers will help not only improve the quality of life, but also increase treatment adherence, since patients will be willing to comply with the insulin regimen more often.

The final testing phase is expected to be successful, and the new device will be available to patients in the near future.

This step will be a significant achievement in the treatment of diabetes and can inspire other countries to develop similar technologies.

For diabetics who have long been accustomed to injections, this method will be a real breakthrough, facilitating their everyday life. In the coming years, it can be expected that insulin inhalers will become available on the market and will be used around the world, providing patients with a more convenient and safe way to control the level of sugar in the blood.

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