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Health · 10 Nov
AI summaryAccording to medical experts, the newly available 'Evicly' (insulin icodec) treatment allows diabetic patients to reduce their daily insulin injections to once a week. Clinical trials involving over 4,000 adults showed that Evicly effectively controls blood sugar levels in Type-2 diabetes patients. However, the article notes that patients must follow strict medical supervision and it is not a substitute for meal-time insulin.
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