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They created their own chemical test to test for diabetes. The treatment was often eating a lot of sugar or eat a lot of meat. They would also say to hold in your urine which is what they defined as diabetes.
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Sir Edward Albert Sharpey-Schafer's study of the pancreas was what discovered the term (insulin) which is normally only produced in people that don't have diabetes.
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In order to combat diabetes, calorie restriction diets were often promoted which consisted of fasting and having undernutrition.
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As insulin started to commercially produce, they were able to produce slow acting to fast acting insulin depending on the circumstances of one's diabetes.
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This was the time when they started to put in protamine in order to prolong the effects of the insulin. It was also able to be mixed with other forms of insulin.
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At the time, tablets were made to be able to determine urine glucose which then lead to urine strips widely available. This is a new modification on how they would diagnose diabetes
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As another way to treat/prevent diabetes, schools began to serve free/low cost healthy meals to the children.
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They renovated how the insulin is inputed in which reduced over/under dosage and hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia.
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Sulfonylureas was used as an oral medication for diabetes in order to stimulate the pancreas in releasing more insulin.
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This is another method that was able to indicate whether not you show symptoms of diabetes. These monitors modified to a color code system of monitoring blood glucose.
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Lantus, which is a form of long acting insulin, was created as a analog based insulin.
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They finally approved Invokana which is known for lowering high blood sugar for type 2 patients. It blocks sodium glucose to the kidney which then reduce the glucose intake.
